Hey there!
New user, just joined.
I'm an amateur 3D artist, using Blender.
I'm doing cartoons only, since photoreal is kinda boring and dime-a-dozen these days.
The world doesn't need yet another grey-brown soldier guy with every pore and pimple meticulously rendered.
My latest work was recreating the wonderful Powergirl #1 cover by Amanda Conner
and right now I'm working on Maeve
Welcome new user you have some nifty artwork and I look forward to much more
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At 2/18/19 09:37 PM, XwaynecoltX wrote: Welcome new user you have some nifty artwork and I look forward to much more
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Thank you! Speaking of which, I've finished Maeve.
At 2/23/19 03:17 PM, AmazingUnitard wrote:At 2/18/19 09:37 PM, XwaynecoltX wrote: Welcome new user you have some nifty artwork and I look forward to much moreThank you! Speaking of which, I've finished Maeve.
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That looks great! Welcome to new grounds.
At 2/23/19 03:17 PM, AmazingUnitard wrote:At 2/18/19 09:37 PM, XwaynecoltX wrote: Welcome new user you have some nifty artwork and I look forward to much moreThank you! Speaking of which, I've finished Maeve.
~X~
Neat stuff. Is the visual pushed entirely by the shaders or by compositing and paintover?
At 2/24/19 06:25 PM, SiakNoFethk wrote: Neat stuff. Is the visual pushed entirely by the shaders or by compositing and paintover?
It's all in the textures. Sketchfab doesn't support cel-shading, so I'm just painting everything on.
I place a sun lamp, bake out the shadows, then fix the result by hand.
You can check it out yourself, Sketchab has texture inspection: https://sketchfab.com/AmazingUnitard
All of my models are like that, except the shadeless ones. Those are made with the Guilty Gear method.
