But see I have a lazy photoshop amateur graphic designer mindset. My default thought process is: how can I tweak this pre-existing thing someone else made with an adjustment layer (shader or geometry nodes) to make it nicer.
Sketches renders are great, looking like medieval woodcuts in some old book. How You created this style?
Stereotypical high dynamic range image filter:
to make it crunchy.
Then make it cruchier and desaturate it.
Levels adjustment to make it crisper.
Unsharp mask and clarity to make it crisper.
Desaturate.
Duplicate and posterize.
Do the above a few times with different values and then mask the different versions together.
\2022\illustration-navigation\GN building test a.blend
Finally got this working thanks to higgsas node group inset faces
To record desktop with nvidia (fill in the blank thing) I had to disable all hybrid video options on the Lenovo Legion laptop so that it’s always using the nividia hardware.
To install losslesscut I first had to install 7zip. wtf? why?
It seems the 7zip default install is just the terminal .exe
Installed Windows Powershell
Had to add the 7zip folder to my system path - Windows 11 > search > path > click "edit system environment variables, button at the bottom, add new entry with path to folder where 7zip installed itself.
