the part about asking questions about the world (what do they eat, how do they get around) is so important and i don't see it discussed often enough. i'm always shocked at how much any piece of art is improved by just asking myself random questions and coming up with an answer.
It is the mat caps mode at the top right of the screen. You can adjust the setting to what you like. Set it’s to object in the list when you’ve clicked on it.
Hmm I would say it depends on the style you’re going for. I think in this one it was a bit of both. You usually end up finding what works for you. But I think start with lines and then fill things in.
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the part about asking questions about the world (what do they eat, how do they get around) is so important and i don't see it discussed often enough. i'm always shocked at how much any piece of art is improved by just asking myself random questions and coming up with an answer.
great tips and vibe, thanku josh!
fire video, Solid lesson on enviroments
Thanks my man! Glad you enjoyed it. Will serfs be posting more
thank you that was very helpful
bro how do i can get this kind of smooth effect in mesh of blender object? with this kind of white lines?
It is the mat caps mode at the top right of the screen. You can adjust the setting to what you like. Set it’s to object in the list when you’ve clicked on it.
do you recommend doing a lineless style for environments or with line art?
Hmm I would say it depends on the style you’re going for. I think in this one it was a bit of both. You usually end up finding what works for you. But I think start with lines and then fill things in.
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