Pictures and a little storytelling

I wanted to draw a story about Obon, so I'm taking a break from the naughty manga this time.

But I haven't gotten the story together yet, so it might be in storage.

And why did I draw my dad's grave in a western style...

It doesn't match the mood I want to portray...!

(Obon is a traditional Japanese event to welcome the sprits of ancestors.)

 
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I was wondering if your friend was talking about how drawing a picture based on a 3D model wasn't appealing enough on her Twitter timeline, so I'm going to talk about 3D for a moment.

A 3D model is so accurate, like a perspective or something, you can tress and draw an accurate picture based on it!

Maybe that's not wrong.

However, if you trespass the 3D model as it is, it's going to be a pretty creepy picture

I use a lot of 3D models myself.

"I did a good job of posing and modeling.

　Let's build on this and tress."

But if you try to draw it.

When you look at it as a painting, the parts are very thin and small.

It may cause some discomfort.

The picture I posted here is also a 3D rendering of Tom, but

We can't use that one as is, so we'll use that 3D model as a guide.

They say there's a thing called a "painting lie".

It's r more appealing as a picture if it's exaggerated or distorted rather than realistically accurate.

So if you feel uncomfortable with a picture you've drawn based on 3D

I wanted to tell you that it may be more attractive to trust your own sensibilities to make the picture more appealing.

I think it's an important thing to keep in mind when using 3D.