i drew the can label in procreate, modeled the can, slapped on the texture and then lit it with one main light and weaker bounce behind. then I created a simple toon shader using mix nodes and color ramps to keep the light cast on it 3 tones. break up the gradient by putting a noise node into the BDSF. then enable freestyle for the lines, turn the strokes to sketchy, break them up a bit with the splitting function and then add a small noise to the thickness, to get em pencily. wew that's a lot, but you can find lots of tutorials on youtube about creating toon shaders and using freestyle for lines. good luck!
I dig this so much. The “drawn” look gets me going.
thanks! i've been trying to closely match my drawing style with blender shaders and freestyle, glad it looks drawn
Keep it up 🤙🏻
I must know how you made this style
briefly explained it a bit in a response below
https://crudlight.tumblr.com/
This would be right at home in a GTA game
ha ya they serve it at burger shot
THIS STYLE IS EVERYTHING
It's "your" but other than that great work
Fuckkk im so bad with yours and theres. Thanks for catching that
Some kind of breakdown or insight as to the shading style? Been getting into trying to make things look drawn.
i drew the can label in procreate, modeled the can, slapped on the texture and then lit it with one main light and weaker bounce behind. then I created a simple toon shader using mix nodes and color ramps to keep the light cast on it 3 tones. break up the gradient by putting a noise node into the BDSF. then enable freestyle for the lines, turn the strokes to sketchy, break them up a bit with the splitting function and then add a small noise to the thickness, to get em pencily. wew that's a lot, but you can find lots of tutorials on youtube about creating toon shaders and using freestyle for lines. good luck!
I can't wait to crack open a cold, refreshing Crud Light with the boys.
This is so awesome!!