How to color a cartoon model
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@gilles said:
In your case it would be easier to re draw the contour of faces you want to paint , hope you get some time.
Do you mean I have to separate the face object by making one piece for head and another for face?
BTW how can I make a contour line over the face in this organic shape?
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Dave, the issue is much more basic than that.
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Thanks guy! I didn't know before that line can be draw over curve surface... once line limits the area thing is much easier...many thanks
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Dave R. wrote
@unknownuser said:Dave, the issue is much more basic than that.
Thanks I do tend to overthink things you are still the master
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@techdave02 said:
Dave R. wrote
@unknownuser said:Dave, the issue is much more basic than that.
...you are still the master
Actually not so much but thank you.
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I'm assuming you used Artisan to make your model, if so, it has a paint brush tool that allows you to freehand paint .
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As Box said, if you did model it in SU I assume you used Artisan, then use the brush tool for painting, increase and decrease brush size with arrow keys as needed.
I did a Mickey a while back and used this process too.
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@box said:
I'm assuming you used Artisan to make your model, if so, it has a paint brush tool that allows you to freehand paint .
Thank guy for the reply. BTW I only use basic SU tool and SDS only...not artisan so that I don't have the genius paint tool
Re. SOLO yeah I saw your works and that inspires me so much that I create this... I learn your tricks of using proxy but unfortunately there's limitation on painting organic surface.
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Nice work modeling!
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@gilles said:
You may find some interest with this:
http://pixologic.com/sculptris/
And it's free!
Exactly, but before I move on Sculptris I need to get a wacom first.
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