PurePervert
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Combination of 3D with 2D
🕑 Added 2024-09-02 22:31:12 +0000 UTCNow that I'm dedicating more time to my comics, I want to give them an original touch. I've been experimenting and realized that combining my 3D images with 2D strokes yields interesting results. I'd love to hear everyone's opinion.
The edges of the characters and light areas are highlighted with 2D strokes.
DEMO
Of course, as time goes on, it's inevitable that my stroke technique will improve.
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Ahora que dedico más tiempo a mis cómics, quiero darles un toque original. Estuve experimentando y me di cuenta de que combinando mis imágenes 3D con trazos en 2D, el resultado es interesante. Me gustaría saber la opinión de todos ustedes.
El borde de los personajes y zonas claras están resaltados con trazos en 2D.
DEMO
Por supuesto, con el paso del tiempo, es inevitable que mejore mi técnica de trazos.
Comments
ARCHITECTE 01
So, to repeat the typical phrase of all critics: "so if it's artistic what can I say" :). But hey I'm not a critic I'm a fan, it's not the same. As you used the word story board, it's maybe the "sketch line" side that caught my attention. As your characters are very detailed (hair, clothes, texture) it made a contrast that intrigued me especially at the level of Timmy's sweater. On the other hand on the skin it makes it less smooth and it gives it a nice impression of down. Finally, congratulations for your work on the new assembly of pages 1 and 2. It's more dynamic.👍
Solo
The lines are definitely not 100 sharp, they have a similar style to a story board, only highlighting luminous areas, but also areas that highlight other details. There is an artistic intention
ARCHITECTE 01
It's interesting but the question I have is: should the white line be on the character or around the character to delineate it as we see on some manga or anime. A non-transparent white line. Here you did a bit of 50/50 (once on the outline of the outfit, once on the skin...)...
