Oldschool Airbrush Look with Eevee NPR Shaders - Roger Dean Inspired

How to create an oldschool airbrush effect with blender shader nodes.
Tutorial recorded with Blender 3.3.

[@omma911]

Looks exactly like old Psygnosis computer game covers for the Amiga. Very cool.

[@Xraller]

This is great. Better than using a volume or mist pass to get that atmospheric falloff.

[@RadiantMantra]

You could get an environment pass and use the mist pass as factor in Mix Color
that should be close enough, but reaching this in comp is possible

[@TripTilt]

Such a cool look and actually pretty simple setup!

[@activemotionpictures]

Wonderful! Great video!

[@hannahf9301]

Amazing tutorial!

[@madsthomsen9844]

Great video!

[@vincgordo5861]

REMIND ME "shadow of the beast" cover. well done !

[@hanktremain]

very cool

[@gunnaryoung]

Tolles Video! Eins der besten Blender Videos, die seit langem gesehen hab'! Bin gerade abonniert! Ich freue mich darauf, was in der Zukunft von deinem Kanal kommt!

[@100drips]

Danke dir 😍

[@snowmanplan]

You're brilliant, thanks for doing this video!

[@byAndreasEkberg]

Thanks for sharing! 🤟😌✨

[@lord_lucario3429]

This looks amazing! By chance could you please share your compositing setup? Saw this video and immediately dropped a sub. Love the content

[@walabe8]

legendary ty

[@aosenhorlouvai]

Muito bom! Obrigado

[@yurka709]

Coooooooool ❤

[@RogueAstro85]

This is awesome! Where would you place the textures to get the cracks you have in the render at the beginning?

[@100drips]

if i remember correctly, they are simply a voronoi node plugged into a bump node. for the texture coordinates i most likely used 'object' coordinates.

[@RogueAstro85]

@@100drips Awesome! Thanks for the info. This style is exactly what I've been trying to replicate for months and I'm excited to play around with it. I've loved everything you've put on youtube and your gumroad

[@GrandeGio95]

Does it work for Blender 4.1 ?

[@100drips]

It should

[@untitled795]

I'd love to start this tutorial but fail to understand why you have a cube in the scene that faces the camera, and the fact that you are applying all your shaders to it and not the objects in the actual scene.

[@RogueAstro85]

The objects are all joined into the cube. If you want to do each object individually you can just apply the shader to each one

[@untitled795]

that's a start, thank you@@RogueAstro85