I did it. :D Took me a really long time, but I was able to figure out a cheap workflow for art that looks great and is not AI. :D

And the best part is that It takes my cheapest 3D worklow and only adds 20-30 minutes more to my 45 minute modelling workflow and 15 minutes to use xBR to upscale the texture and make the toon shader.

:D

YAY.

IT WORKS.

:D

>>1015685 (OP)
>>1015687
Good job, anon. Looking very cute, especially the blue haired character gives me PS1 JRPG vibes or something in that direction. Are you going to create a game with these assets or do you have other intentions with them?
Also which software do you use?

>>1015691
the goal is making my own games in godot.

I mostly use aseprite, blender, unionbytes, pixelover and Krita for this.

>>1015692
>Making games in Godot
Well, you are on a good start. The models look really promising.

Never heard of Unionbytes and Pixelover before. I did a quick research and they seem to be handy tools to have for Low poly/Pixel art games indeed. In the past I tried creating a pixel shader in Blender to then render images and import them into a sprite sheet lol. So much time and effort went into to this ... and then I abandoned the project I created it for ...

>>1015694
pixelover is fucking amazing, because It saves all the headache of dealing with rendering a 3D model in pixel art.

unionbytes is handy because it saves like 30 minutes setting up blender to do pixel art perfect pixel painting.

>>1015685 (OP)
>legs look like they're walking backward
>ik snapping like crazy
can you workflow some animation practice in there