Watercolor coffeeshop

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I painted the original watercolor long time ago and even made a 3D model version (also long time a go on the beginning of my Blender path), you can find it at the end,
but it didn’t had this watercolor, hand painted charm,

coffeesh
coffeesh960×960 1 MB

so I distributed the original illustration on layers and modeled the image plane, following tutorial by Marco Bucci on YT (https://youtu.be/Ff0aobJRSNc?si=C86gKu9zT9uOGk9c)
also I used slightly modified Deep Paint material from paid add-on by Gaku Tada (https://blendermarket.com/products/deep-paint) and it made the color of the texture vibrant, and added these beautiful watercolorish, blue shadows
I am sure I will be experimenting with this look more!

coffeesho
coffeesho960×960 1.23 MB

And here is the original illustration:

kawiarka-768x1001
kawiarka-768x1001768×1001 212 KB

coffeeshop_watercolorprocess3-768x922
coffeeshop_watercolorprocess3-768x922768×922 219 KB

coffeeshop_lines-768x758
coffeeshop_lines-768x758768×758 177 KB

First full model with digitally painted textures:

kawiarka b
kawiarka b1920×1920 2.97 MB

kawiarka cycles
kawiarka cycles1920×1920 3.34 MB

wire
wire1548×1288 386 KB

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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!

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Thank you Bart that’s wonderful :slight_smile:

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Lovely work in the real and 3D worlds.

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You’re on the featured row! :+1:

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Looks pretty good. Reminds me a bit of paper pop-up cards.
I also like your old Blender version, it has its charm and the
watercolor painting is great, of course. :+1:

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Great result.

I am trying to convince my daugher to “convert” some of her watercolor painting to 2.5D with blender, but she prefer more analogue art :slight_smile:

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i did not create this

it seems that you accidentally replied to me
instead of the actual author of this post,
at the Top of this Thread

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Thank you! Yes! I also think it has this pop up cardes feel. I even feel inspired to use these graphics to actually make kind of layered cut out picture. I love recycling and reuse my illustrations this way

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Thanks! It’s fun and quite easy to do. Easier than traditional painting for sure :slight_smile:
I also wasn’t interested in Blender for a long while, it seems very complicated for the beginners.
but it is always great to try new things, even when just to know if we like it or not :slight_smile:

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Thabks! Was so fun to do, I immediately want to make more :slight_smile:

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oh sorry :wink:

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no problem

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Have you tried the Deep Paint add-on (or whatever we’re calling them now)? It’s not free but it wasn’t too bad. $30 or something. I picked it up in the last big sale but haven’t had a chance to really use it. Check it out. I think it might be right up your street. --Sean

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Yes! I have it and used the Deep Paint material here, I just added my own texture instead of vertex colors.
I am also starting Deep Paint class in September, can’t wait!