Hand traced DAZ figures.

drewradley_57e0c21d58

Been a long time since I posted anythings so "Hi!"

Working on a project and wanted some sketches. So I rendered them out, turned to line art and hand traced. I think they turned out quite well for someone who can't draw very well.

 

Thanks for looking!

csaa

drewradley_57e0c21d58, 

Thanks for sharing your work! I understand how much a challenge this can be, and the satisfaction that comes from seeing one's own handiwork.

I also mix 2D with 3D, resorting to hand-drawn line art. As much as possible I rely on the renderer to produce a stylized image that near-2D, then I bring it into an image editor to add extra elements. Generally speaking, manga acts as my visual guide and I've had some success adding flourish to clothes, mainly to emphasize cloth folding and shading. 

Update: mmitchell_houston is one fellow who consistently aims for 3D renders along the same hand-drawn style. This page at the 3D Comic Book Tips and Pictures here in the Daz  Forum showcases some good examples of his work.

Cheers!

MimicMolly

I mix my DAZ renders with my drawings, but I use the DAZ render as the "sketch," or at least as a proportion guide. But I do not share the finished results on this site or any other DS space, since it's a cartoony drawing that hopefully doesn't look too like a DAZ character.

cosmosm

It's good to see someone else doing this with DAZ (planning on sharing my first go at it, but might wait til I have the 2nd one done, too, since I plan to do that really differently).

3WC

I have been doing this as well, it's a good way to make comics, so just thought I would share what I have.

https://www.daz3d.com/forums/utility/thumbnail/1984091/FileUpload/d5/8d19a2762c5bcff8f101cddb096146.png

https://www.daz3d.com/forums/utility/thumbnail/1984086/FileUpload/73/4cf782ee8bdc36efcb013296f5d536.png