Eevee Toon Shading Workflow Tutorial

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Here’s a super detailed tutorial about Eevee toon shading, plus more about my current character shader workflow.

The tutorial covers:

• How Toon shaders work in 2.8 Eevee (and what doesn’t work)
• Full setup and explanation of the entire node group.
• Editing passes with texture painting.
• Compositing Indirect Light from Cycles.
• Lots of other little bits of trivia

There’s a link to the free node download in the video description.

You can learn more about my general character workflow from these older posts:

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