#cel shader

I really love the designs done by the rwbyxsonic team for their fusion/crossover and wanted to try my hand at a 3D model and naturally I went with my all-time fave, Yang Xiao Long, the lion!

I confess to cheating a little with the textures by largely using the materials from the reference sheet to avoid having to paint, but I am quite pleased with the result. I also decided to utilize their pose.

Image Description: Yang Xiao Long in her volume 1 outfit. Yellow top, orange scarf, brown jacket and thigh cape and black shorts, massive boots with a purple handkerchief tied to the left one and an orange strip on the other. She has black gloves and ember celica. But she’s a Sonic character... I don’t know how to describe them, but she has a long tail with a floofy end, all bright golden blonde like her massive mane of hair. 

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How to Apply Cartoon Line Art Outlines to 3D Objects in Cinema 4D Lite

In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how you can apply cartoonish outlines to your 3D objects in Cinema 4D Lite (or any version of Cinema 4D for that matter).  Using a model from my new Sketch & Toon Model Pack v.3 (http://www.eyedesyn.com/product/sketch-and-toon-model-pack-03/), I’ll show you how you can use a combination of Displacement, Luminance, and Fresnel to turn your 3D model into a piece of stylized, sketchy 2D line art.  Paired with my previous tutorial on how to Achieve 2D Cel Shading in Cinema 4D Lite (http://www.eyedesyn.com/tutorials/achieving-2d-cel-shading-in-cinema-4d-without-sketch-toon/), you can do a pretty convincing job of creating Sketch & Toon 2D line art out of your 3D models!  And doing this all with a version of Cinema 4D that comes FREE with your Adobe Creative Cloud subscription.  Pretty dang cool huh?  As always, experimenting with this technique is encouraged to see what sort of interesting compositions you can come up with!  Play with the different Fresnel Shader Render modes, I’ve found success & interesting results with Front and Back, Back Trans, and Front Only.

If you have any questions, be sure to post it in the comments section and if you create anything cool using this technique, be sure to share it with me! Thanks for watching!

Watch the tutorial here: http://www.eyedesyn.com/tutorials/creating-cartoon-outlines-in-cinema-4d-lite/

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How to Apply Cartoon Line Art Outlines to 3D Objects in Cinema 4D Lite

In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how you can apply cartoonish outlines to your 3D objects in Cinema 4D Lite (or any version of Cinema 4D for that matter).  Using a model from my new Sketch & Toon Model Pack v.3 (http://www.eyedesyn.com/product/sketch-and-toon-model-pack-03/), I’ll show you how you can use a combination of Displacement, Luminance, and Fresnel to turn your 3D model into a piece of stylized, sketchy 2D line art.  Paired with my previous tutorial on how to Achieve 2D Cel Shading in Cinema 4D Lite (http://www.eyedesyn.com/tutorials/achieving-2d-cel-shading-in-cinema-4d-without-sketch-toon/), you can do a pretty convincing job of creating Sketch & Toon 2D line art out of your 3D models!  And doing this all with a version of Cinema 4D that comes FREE with your Adobe Creative Cloud subscription.  Pretty dang cool huh?  As always, experimenting with this technique is encouraged to see what sort of interesting compositions you can come up with!  Play with the different Fresnel Shader Render modes, I’ve found success & interesting results with Front and Back, Back Trans, and Front Only.

If you have any questions, be sure to post it in the comments section and if you create anything cool using this technique, be sure to share it with me! Thanks for watching!

Watch the tutorial here: http://www.eyedesyn.com/tutorials/creating-cartoon-outlines-in-cinema-4d-lite/

This was recorded live on the Live Design Stream at www.twitch.tv/eyedesyn. To get alerted for future live design casts & get sneak peeks at new tutorials before anyone else, sign up for the Eyedesyn Newsletter: bit.ly/1e22BRG

Watch me on Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/eyedesyn

Check out my other tutorials at http://www.eyedesyn.com

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How to Apply Cartoon Line Art Outlines to 3D Objects in Cinema 4D Lite

In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how you can apply cartoonish outlines to your 3D objects in Cinema 4D Lite (or any version of Cinema 4D for that matter).  Using a model from my new Sketch & Toon Model Pack v.3 (http://www.eyedesyn.com/product/sketch-and-toon-model-pack-03/), I’ll show you how you can use a combination of Displacement, Luminance, and Fresnel to turn your 3D model into a piece of stylized, sketchy 2D line art.  Paired with my previous tutorial on how to Achieve 2D Cel Shading in Cinema 4D Lite (http://www.eyedesyn.com/tutorials/achieving-2d-cel-shading-in-cinema-4d-without-sketch-toon/), you can do a pretty convincing job of creating Sketch & Toon 2D line art out of your 3D models!  And doing this all with a version of Cinema 4D that comes FREE with your Adobe Creative Cloud subscription.  Pretty dang cool huh?  As always, experimenting with this technique is encouraged to see what sort of interesting compositions you can come up with!  Play with the different Fresnel Shader Render modes, I’ve found success & interesting results with Front and Back, Back Trans, and Front Only.

If you have any questions, be sure to post it in the comments section and if you create anything cool using this technique, be sure to share it with me! Thanks for watching!

Watch the tutorial here:

How to Apply Cartoon Line Art Outlines to 3D Objects in Cinema 4D Lite

This was recorded live on the Live Design Stream at www.twitch.tv/eyedesyn. To get alerted for future live design casts & get sneak peeks at new tutorials before anyone else, sign up for the Eyedesyn Newsletter: bit.ly/1e22BRG

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Check out my other tutorials at http://www.eyedesyn.com