Hey /3/. I'm modeling Izuku from Boku no hero Academia.

tell us how you modeled the head

>>576655
>modeling some shitty anime
kys maybe

show us the model

>>576655
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nn7mISvVzJk

place vertices and connect them in such a way that represents the object you want to model

>>576707
accurate

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>>576690
Here's the head with some toon shading

>>576792
What is that nose tho, try to give some more detail to differentiate mouth from nose, if you're going to put that shader to hide most of topology you still have to care about silhouette

>>576792
MHA is one of my favorite recent animes so I'm actually really pleased to see you modelling it

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>>576810
Done.
But I have no clue on how I should model the hair.

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I found a way with Bevel curves and sculpting.
Let's see if works.

>>576811
>MHA
Subs not dubs

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WIP

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>>576850
when doing toon shading its important to also mix up some handpainting of your own.

you can do it with baking occlusion to the model and mix it with the colors

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>>576871
I'm still doing it.
Btw anon, do you know a proper program to hand paint models? Hand paint on Blender is terrible.

>>576871
>hand painting when using image based toon shading

GET OUT

Vertex shading + normal manipulation + dot product. Thats it.

>>577168
Is this character a carrot?

>>577451
Explain this shit.

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>>577451
l2 toon shading.

>>577168
use bodypaint or 3dcoat

>>577168
you shouldn't hand paint anything on that model. Its all cubes.

>>576836
fuck off
dubs are superior for this anime in particular

>>577590
Is this a j o k e?

>>577490
Basically what Guilty Gear Xrd does.

They have a whole GDC conference video on it.

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>>577783
I've seen the video once, but I can't find it anymore.
Do you have it?
And btw, this is me texting the toon shader on cycles.

>>577490
>>577783
>>577806
Here is a breakdown of their shader being replicated in blender
volafile]dot]org/r/dbztgkjw

Forgot to mention that it is NOT a tutorial it just a breakdown of what if part of the model and textures is being used for and that it can be replicated in blender

>>577810
So they Unwrap that caracther all cube like to fit the textures?

>>577812
Not sure but I have some of their models.If you wanna have a look.(i don't think the rip i have. Have the simplified normals models sadly)

I'm gonna upload them on the same volafile room,

>>577815
Thanks

>>577819
I wish you good luck and i hope that you are able to make sense of the mess that the models are.

>>577806
man could you please show how do you make the hair? soo please

>>577807
Do you still have this?

>>578850
Yeah.Check the room again.

>>578854
Thanks m8

>>576817
Some animes have a more 2d style, so usually when you model it directly from the reference it usually looks kind of weird (the best example that I seem to remember is any Simpson's 3d game, the buldging eyes and crazy proportions look fine in 2d but horrible in 3d)
You have 2 options, either adapt your model to your liking or stay as it is
My tips for modelling messy hair, look for fighting references in the anime or manga, since he is usually facing different angles and the pov can also give you a better view on how to make the hair

>>577806
I'm liking your model so far, and the fix on the toon shading actually looks alright