Tutorial: Procedural Blender Shader With Hand-Painted Look
Follow lassyla's guide and download her shader to try it out yourself.
3D Artist lassyla recently shared a tutorial on the EEVEE shader she uses for most of her Blender art, which is fully procedural, and despite the hand-painted look, there's no actual hand-painting involved. Noise plays a big role, and lassyla's video has a section explaining how it works, so even if you've been working with stylized shaders for a while, you might still pick up a few interesting tricks.
The artist also published the shader along with a demo scene where you can see it in action. It's available as a pay-what-you-want download, and lassyla asks that you tag her if you use it in your own projects so she can check them out.
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You can find more tutorials from lassyla on her YouTube channel:
For Blender artists interested in NPR and stylized projects, here are a few other tutorials worth checking out: Omar Faruq Tawsif's guide to seamless texture painting, crzyzhaa's video on creating simple low-poly models with a stylized look, and SouthernShotty's tutorial on stylized fur:
Edutaker also has a nice and quick video on how to create line art:
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