NPR Blender 2.8 – Comic book/ Manga ink shader / Toon Shader.


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In this tutorial I take you through a few techniques for creating NPR Renders and toon shading.

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9 responses to “NPR Blender 2.8 – Comic book/ Manga ink shader / Toon Shader.”

  1. I have a specific Style in mind for what I want for my projects, Specifically I want to emulate the comic book look from the "Ultimate Spider-Man" video game that was released in 2005.

  2. This was nice but I was expecting to follow how to create the cartoon animation /characters you showed at the introduction. The animations were very nice and the character colors were also good. I am not a patron but I would be if you were tutorialing that.

  3. This tutorial is so valuable, incredible… Your node work around 8 minute started to get a little heady, but the end result seems to be super worth it. As a 2d artist, I wonder if there is a way to do the fresnel-outline but "outside" (like in photoshop Fx>stroke>"outside"). Thank you so much for this tutorial!!

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