Amazing Hand-Painted 3D Take On Chainsaw Man's Reze

It's honestly hard to believe this is Jason Chan's first hand-painted portfolio piece, and it's just as hard to believe that this Reze from the critically acclaimed Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc is actually 3D.

The artist used an illustration by Wonbin Lee as a reference and made his own comparison image alongside the original 2D artwork:

Jason used Blender, Maya, ZBrush, Clip Studio Paint, Substance 3D Painter, Unreal Engine, and DaVinci Resolve for this project. Take a closer look at his version of Reze below:

If you're looking for a new desktop wallpaper or would like to see more, visit the project's page on ArtStation.

Did you know that Blender was used in the production of the Chainsaw Man movie? MAPPA's Osaka studio shared some behind-the-scenes details, including the studio's production pipelines and the machines they use.

We recently spoke with Sergey Semenovykh about the workflow behind his Chainsaw Man fan art inspired by the movie, where he explored a more realistic style:

Learn the secrets behind translating 2D art into 3D in our interviews with artists, including Claudia Marcucci and Adrian Horodyski:

Also, check out some recent stunning 3D works that look completely 2D by Alena Shunenkova, Èric Zwatrzko i Pou, Mathieu Mistler, and Fred Arsenault:

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