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No, but, seriously. I don't want to draw white sculptures, look at the colours!! Way more fun.
“Draw natural” they said
the coloring system is so big that i don’t know what your problem really is, the environment, the style, the blending, or the whole picture looks just wrong and you don’t know exactly why. so i’m going to start from the problem i’ve been through.
this is what i know and how i do in short, please don’t take it as a tutorial or something. sorry for the bad grammar and ugly handwriting.
how did you get that toon shader to look so crisp in your most recent blender work?
it’s not actually a proper shader material, it’s just flats with added bells and whistles, rendered out using the Workbench renderer rather than cycles or eevee!
here’s some setup to show you what i mean:
if your object has a texture map you can select ‘texture’ under Color rather than material, but in this case the colors are purely material-based, and goes by the ‘viewport display’ color property in each different material
also the the outlines are hard to see here but they are drawn both along the silhouette and along where each separate object meets (for example, there’s outlines are drawn around the base of the horns) and that adds a subtle hand-drawn effect
next step is to check shadow and cavity
shadows and cavity are looking nice so far. in cavity settings you can tweak the strength of ridge (peaks highlight) and valley (cavity darkness) as needed for your object, as well as shadow darkness for your preferred effect. the edges of the shadows are softer by default and i want it toony so that’s here this tweak comes in:
that handy little settings gear on the right of the shadow slider is where you can harden the shadows and tweak the light direction if you want/need to
and rendering takes like 1 freaking second even at high res so that’s another plus to this method
hope this helps!
I spent time on this.
Reblogs are appreciated! Don’t repost w/o my permission or remove my caption, thanks!
I was supposed to be studying, but drawing on post-its is funnier.
Shout out to the unbothered Hamlet interpretation.
Mammals both produce milk and have hair. Ergo, a coconut is a mammal.
Carolina-animation student. Just a girl who loves lots of things. im just using @your-dead-art-student now
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