DaremoK3
Enthusiast
I read somewhere (can't remember, or find again) a post at a DAZ Studio forum by someone asking for, or if there was a way to render watercolor style images.
With my working with 3Delight for NPR purposes, I thought it possible with the scripted cameras (also possible with shaders, but a different workflow approach). I chose to use zigraphix's SketchCam, because she already has in place the ability to manipulate outcomes with custom texture templates, and parameter adjustments.
There are thousands of variations of watercolor styles, so while viewing the image presented here, please take that into consideration. It might not even resemble a watercolor at all in your eyes, but hopefully it won't resemble an oil, acrylic, tempera, pastel, charcoal, color pencil, pen-n-ink, and etc. to you.
It could be construed as gouache, but I am not sure. I still have a lot more work, and a lot of testing to do to get something remotely passable.
DAZ Studio 4.6 3Delight render (no postwork):
With my working with 3Delight for NPR purposes, I thought it possible with the scripted cameras (also possible with shaders, but a different workflow approach). I chose to use zigraphix's SketchCam, because she already has in place the ability to manipulate outcomes with custom texture templates, and parameter adjustments.
There are thousands of variations of watercolor styles, so while viewing the image presented here, please take that into consideration. It might not even resemble a watercolor at all in your eyes, but hopefully it won't resemble an oil, acrylic, tempera, pastel, charcoal, color pencil, pen-n-ink, and etc. to you.
It could be construed as gouache, but I am not sure. I still have a lot more work, and a lot of testing to do to get something remotely passable.
DAZ Studio 4.6 3Delight render (no postwork):
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