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Published: 2011-12-26 20:38:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 10680; Favourites: 191; Downloads: 189
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Here's a 3D-ification of the title screen from Legend of Fae: [link]The face ended up looking a bit more like the in-game portrait than it does on the title screen, I guess that'll teach me to take one ref and stick with it. XD
Original drawing, of course, by :3
If you're curious about the game, you can check it out here: [link] and [link]
There's some more angles of the model in my scraps: [link]
Created in Blender, btw.
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I have been wanting to be able to paint textures like that for years, but I've never been able to figure it out on my own, nor find a sufficient tutorial on the subject.
Do you think you could create a tutorial on the subject? Β Or direct me to a tutorial you followed?
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This is 3D? Wow, I really wish we had more adventure games with models like this
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Very nice.
By the way, can I ask you how you obtain that kind of toon appearance? Is all texturing or there is some kind of material or rendering trick?
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Thanks!
It's just drawn textures. There is no realtime-calculated lighting, it's a fullbright texture with all the shadows and highlights painted in, which helps the toon-like look a lot.
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Yeah it's 3d this person is just Godly with Textures check out the mass effect Models >
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But it seems a cartoon
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Yeah.
Check this out Download it : [link]
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Nice models and textures
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the textures are perfect
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didn't think you could texture map like THAT.
really awesome. was it difficult UV mapping the girl and the small mound of earth?
Or did you manually paint on the model itself?
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Naw not difficult, just... tedious. xD Like UV mapping tends to be.
Yes, manually painted on the model. Without mirrored UV's I might add, which makes it pretty much twice the work, heh. But it did mean I could paint in unique lighting everywhere. It's not really practical for games, but oh well.
Thanks!
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wow, quite a lot of work. But this was more for an image, rather than for animation, so that's understandable. Is it possible to mirror the actual painting-on-model?
Taking intro to computer animation and I'm trying to learn as I go. We're using Blender also.
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Sorry for the late reply, and yes it is possible to mirror the painting, in fact that comes pretty naturally if you're modeling with symmetry, usually you only UV map half of the model and the UV map gets mirrored along with it. And then any painting you do on one side will appear on the other automatically. Check out the mirror modifier, it works very well.
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looks great, love the texture I didnt think it was 3D , great art style again I dont see how this would look nice to an employer. Great work
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I didn't know that you could do pictures that look like 2D digital art. I thought you could do just 3D art.
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Hi, nice to meet you, good to know and find a really good Blender artist, watching your gallery, hope we can have some chat later 
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Fantastic piece of work, you have captured the scene so well
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Yes, absolutely effin' awesome. Beautifully denies the underlying 3D soul of it, superb 2D feel to it.
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YOU ARE SO FUCKING AWESOME!
Lemme guess, shadless textures used?
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Very Nice, i thought this was a drawing first time i seen it.
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Erm, you would have to approve it first xD
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SKILLZ. This is the best thing ever!!! *_* It's so cute to see her so accurately done in 3d. love it !!
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