Would You Look At That Fuzz !

hello!!

how do you do this really cool cel shading look on your renders? i’m assuming you use blender…

Hey there! You're right that I use Blender for the majority of my 3D art, this one in particular involves a very simple node setup that I put together earlier this year for shiny stuff like metal or gems.

You can change the colors of the surface and reflections through the ColorRamp node

And alter the angle of the reflections by rotating your light sources

Super simple, but I use it for a lot of scenes nowadays

actually getting somewhere with this feather shader now

Me in the evening, Day 1: "I should probably get to work on my comic project and make some characters" What I instead do in the morning, Day 2:

Working on more excavation equipment, this time the prototype for the molten iron thrower - made from a repurposed Nuclear Thermal Rocket torch with pipe-fed iron particulate for maximum heat transfer toward whatever this thing is pointed at ! Lots and lots of radiators and payload storage for the purposes of not melting down when this heats up way more than any reasonably engineered device should ! They also happen to look hella cool

YEAH yeah :)

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Specimen...........

More progress on my NPR shaders! Here you have a screentone one (with adjustable black levels, shading styles, color saturation, etc) that might or might not be used in a future comic(?) project

First spaceship I ever made in blender vs latest spaceship I made in blender