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Here's a thing I said I was going to do, which is a timelapse of me "colouring in" a traditional drawing, using 3D models!

The drawing I selected was a random Pen Pal drawing, and wasn't made specifically for this purpose- but a lot of my drawing motifs ARE undeniably inspired by 3D imagery (this one has some obvious "Croc" energy for instance)- and so it's satisfying to see that I can give those drawings a truly 3D finish, without compromising on the shapes that I've drawn.

You may notice in this video that not EVERYTHING in this is 3D, and details like the bird, the pupils, etc. are painted on in Photoshop afterwards. You can consider this cheating if you like! I did not set myself a strict 3D challenge or anything, and I enjoy drawing. But it's still new territory for me, and I happened to screen record it, so you can watch it if you like!

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Christopher Guerra

Holy shit, that was extensive. I was trying to identify those last color adjustments you made. Or were you adding texture to specific color channels maybe?

Ofir Kedar

Ahhhh the process is so cool, the image is really cute and... the music is very unsettling 😂 love it

Nathan Brader

What a jolly splash into the murky depths of insanity.

Harpy

I love the Croc vibe. Definitely a cool process, especially clever with the leaves of the tree!

Costas Lambrou

I would never call 3d cheating, especially when you combine it in such a way that creates such an interesting aesthetic as a result. When I first saw this I actually didn't assume it was 3d :o

felixcolgrave

Ah sorry, I wasn't trying to imply 3D was cheating, quite the opposite actually! Just because the post title promises 3D, I thought the 2D details added at the end could be seen as a compromise.

felixcolgrave

Close! I was compressing colour channels individually. It's something I started playing with in my film "Nylons", so I could create stippling effects that impacted changes in colour like gradients, rather than putting uniform noise over the whole image.

Chugway

Woah now I wanna try this. Too bad my computer can hardly run Minecraft. Whatever this technique is called looks fun!

Costas Lambrou

Oh my bad just realised how badly I misread that. Regardless awesome experiment I love it :)