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Q: Is there any program for making 3D coloring books?
Submitted By: mister.joshua, 18 days, 7 hours and 40 seconds ago
I downloaded Calipygian for making 3D anaglyphs last year, but what I really want are 3D line drawings like in the coloring books I used to get as a kid. Every source I've found has stated that, due to the complex math involved, it is nearly impossible to create those from scratch. I see them all the time, though, and lots of "fake" 3D images where the photo is just split into layers and each layer is given a different depth. Somebody must be using a computer to make those images.
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One possible cheat.
Submitted By: mister.joshua ( 18 days, 6 hours, 50 minutes ago )
One could recreate an image in 3D using SketchUp or Blender and run it through some cel shading or line art process to get a coloring book style image, then move the camera and repeat. The problem then would be finding a program that accurately recreates the coloring book aesthetic and does it in exactly the same way every time. I only remember one for comic books called Ink [Something]. Any tips on this would be appreciated.
But that is not the ideal solution. I really want something that requires only a photo. Some outlining and extrusion process, similar to what you see in morphing software or that application that makes your face look 3D and talk to you, would be more like it. Just outlining, and then selecting layers and defining their relative depth, would be even easier, though a combination of the two would probably be best.
But that is not the ideal solution. I really want something that requires only a photo. Some outlining and extrusion process, similar to what you see in morphing software or that application that makes your face look 3D and talk to you, would be more like it. Just outlining, and then selecting layers and defining their relative depth, would be even easier, though a combination of the two would probably be best.