This video really interested me when I first watched it (probably because I don't have much knowledge about 3D, so I found this rather new to me)
What I like about this video is that people can use 3D (which I think full of calculation, usually create mechanical or industrial look) to make something look completely 2D and organic. As we can see, the feeling of Chinese traditional painting is all created by the quality of lines, they are organic and humanistic. The texture and color is those of old paper, which I think greatly contributing to its painting look.
Finally, I like it because I've always been fan of Chinese and Japanese art.
What I like about this video is that people can use 3D (which I think full of calculation, usually create mechanical or industrial look) to make something look completely 2D and organic. As we can see, the feeling of Chinese traditional painting is all created by the quality of lines, they are organic and humanistic. The texture and color is those of old paper, which I think greatly contributing to its painting look.
Finally, I like it because I've always been fan of Chinese and Japanese art.
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Thanks for your work and have a good week
If you interested in that style of 3d , I can give you 1 suggestion: "Okami" it's a PS2 game by Clover studio (I think). The style is quite similar (or even better, I mean. it's a whole game). you can try to search more about it on the internet.
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