Stylized Blender Shader That Looks Like Book Illustrations
Iro Ikyu also shared a step-by-step explanation of how it was created.
The latest Blender releases have brought a wealth of new possibilities for stylized 3D projects, and this is another nice example. 3D Artist Iro Ikyu drew inspiration from the art styles of アメリカ and ヒョーゴノスケ to create a Blender shader that gives projects the appearance of hand-drawn illustrations.
This shader responds dynamically to both the direction and intensity of the light source, but doesn't reflect the color of the light. If you're interested in achieving a similar effect, the artist shared a step-by-step guide for recreating the shader in Blender 5.1:
Here's the shader applied to Miyabi from Zenless Zone Zero:
Visit Iro Ikyu's X/Twitter page for more charming stylized 3D artwork. If you're looking for more Blender shaders, you can grab Tiny Hair Shader, CGDASH's anime water shader, or DoubleGum's Komikadze shader pack.
Also, add more Blender tools to your collection: Light Painter, Tire Rig Generator, Sketch2Pose, Light Painter, fantasy hut generator, WrapKit, and LimbKit.
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