Honestly, this kind of game art style is so relaxing to look at. I would totally play a game like this one where you character can relax under a tree with this art style. Amazing video man!
the ni no kuni series! the art style is ghibli inspired and the game's animated cutscenes were made by ghibli themselves. you can't relax under a tree though i don't think, it's an rpg game :)
lets not forgeet mysaki did not make that movie. His son took a chance at movie making but failed at it. hope someday he can learn from this mistake and have a redeeming chapter with a 2D film.
you cant really blame them, they followed the direction of his son, with his father not helping, to you know, try to get him to create his own work, also it was one of their first time creating 3d only, probably in a new way. The father since came out of retirement after this was released, probably due to shame no doubt, and hes working on a new anime. You can probably imagine the emotions the father felt after towards his company.
@@antimewpropaganda9503 miyazaki has been working on his new stuff way before they released the 3d movie by his son. he was supposed to have finished before tokyo olympics but i suppose the pandemic affected the schedules.
I can see my job flashing before my eyes. but to be honest, even though I'm 2d artist I use 3d time to time and this will improve my workflow for sure. Thank you
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This is so epic, thank you for sharing this tutorial, i'm currently using Substance Painter for my Videogame Design and Programming carreer. That texture is gorgeous.
Love your tutorials and your 3D coloring book course! I -kind of- like texture painting, but if there is a procedural way to do it I'd rather go that route... saves my wrists/fingers. :) Thanks a bunch.
Thanks to substance I customized my own smart textures. All I need to do to get "my style" is to slap it ok the layer. Add some gradients and mask some bits and voila! Hand painting is now more of a case of "designing" of what textures go where. If you come from 2D like me. Do NOT get married to the idea of hand painting. Do as much via PBR shaders and you'll be surprised how fast you can create stuff.
I haven't painted, drawn, textured, coloured, sketched or done anything like that in decades. I wasn't good at it then, and so I never had interest in learning and it's all been a mystery to me. But you're really tempting me to give it a shot.
Thanks a lot for this tutorial! I would also love to see a step by step tutorial about creating a full stylized (Ghibli) environment in Unreal Engine. Is something like this maybe comeing in the next weeks?
I would love an actual anime style mmorpg (with skill systems like "you were hit x times with poison, now have level 1 poison resist" style, etc) and you can't learn everything and you can't be the master of every skill, you end up unique based on your own playstyle and story. Along with having the art style of studio ghibli, fuck yeha. that would be dope.
Just a tip, press alt + left click on your black mask under layers to change your view mode to mask. It's much easier than selecting mask from the Material dropdown.
Hi, I am starting my 3D artist's Journey recently.. I have been learning Blender, SP, Zbrush with UnrealEngine and I figured out it is never easy to use those tools without basic knowledge. So here is my question. Do you recommend to take the 3D Coloring book course before the 3d environment artist's survival kit ? or can I learn some basic things(like textuering) from the Environment artist's survival kit class as well?
Really cool video! I love ghibli style for 3d stuff. I have a question though. The material created with this process would be a procedural one, like there would be no tilling and etc in a large mesh, or is it a regular 2d tillable texture? Don't know if it's a stupid question but I'm new to this.
It's made with generators that apply to the whole uv space so there wouldn't be any tiling unless scaled and defined to tile. At the end where he makes this a smart material you can drag it to any mesh. you can look at the default smart materials and see how they work. hope that helps
Nice tutorial, but I am missing in 2:55 after you dropped tiny bit of height. How did you get half white and black? i am feeling that you skip the position gradient under mask editor setting generation??? please help.
All you gotta do to replicate that is create a new fill layer, add black mask, add position generator, and add a blur slope filter. then just mess with the colors and sliders to get the look you are going for.
If you really want to use 3d for your 2d environments the best way is to just use projection masking. Then again the Ghibli style is actually a pretty damn easy style to imitate because of the flat cell shaded colouring it mostly just requires stamp brushes so you might as well just paint it entirely in Photoshop, it's actually faster.
@N0D3 Yeah well it depends a lot on your own painting skills of course but it's still a lot faster to paint these type of backgrounds than model them and create cell shaded materials. The only reason to do this is if you have a complex camera movement in your shot which is rarely the case. Would mostly occur in an action scene.
Is it highly recommended to create these textures in substance painter? Or can I still do the same thing in photoshop? Thinking critically about getting this course.
Just a question about your Substance Painter course, does it include other kinds of anime textures? I'm thinking about taking it. Thank you for your time.
Hi, thanks for the amazing video Can you share your computer specs? I'd like to move to 3D but my laptop is absolute crap. And I'd like to know what specs i should look for.
This looks great. I have a question, I wanted to get your coloring book and see that it comes with Ghibli Smart Materials. What are the smart materials? would they allow me to convert any texture to ghibli style like this?
Smart Materials can be used to just drag and drop on your object/the part you want it to be on with help of a black mask. For example a metal smart material would already provide you with the right properties which you can adapt to your liking for example Colour, Roughness etc. Hope that helped :)
you need to bake a position map on your mesh. for that, you can go to bake mesh maps, check box the position map, and check "use low poly as high poly mesh" (unless you have a high poly mesh)
All you gotta do to replicate that is create a new fill layer, add black mask, add position generator, and add a blur slope filter. then just mess with the colors and sliders to get the look you are going for.
All you gotta do to replicate that is create a new fill layer, add black mask, add position generator, and add a blur slope filter. then just mess with the colors and sliders to get the look you are going for.
![Turning Photo Realistic Textures into Anime Style Shaders in Blender [EEVEE] - Comfee Tutorial](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5ajQHT6SIqM/mqdefault.jpg)
Honestly, this kind of game art style is so relaxing to look at. I would totally play a game like this one where you character can relax under a tree with this art style. Amazing video man!
@@ikeepgettinbanned5525 grodie Brodie
the ni no kuni series! the art style is ghibli inspired and the game's animated cutscenes were made by ghibli themselves. you can't relax under a tree though i don't think, it's an rpg game :)
Breath of the Wild is a lot like this.
Hope you see this, try the game Hoa, it's a Ghibli style platform/puzzle game with an AMAZING storytelling, it's exactly what you're looking for!
I made one called: 3D Maze: POKO's Adventures
now if only studio ghibli watched this for making Earwig and the Witch xD
Lmao!
they could have went for a heavily stylized 3d, but instead they went for bland, boring, flat, lifeless 3d
lets not forgeet mysaki did not make that movie. His son took a chance at movie making but failed at it. hope someday he can learn from this mistake and have a redeeming chapter with a 2D film.
you cant really blame them, they followed the direction of his son, with his father not helping, to you know, try to get him to create his own work, also it was one of their first time creating 3d only, probably in a new way. The father since came out of retirement after this was released, probably due to shame no doubt, and hes working on a new anime. You can probably imagine the emotions the father felt after towards his company.
@@antimewpropaganda9503
miyazaki has been working on his new stuff way before they released the 3d movie by his son. he was supposed to have finished before tokyo olympics but i suppose the pandemic affected the schedules.
I can see my job flashing before my eyes.
but to be honest, even though I'm 2d artist I use 3d time to time and this will improve my workflow for sure. Thank you
Procedural textures will NEVER be able to replace a great 2d artist in my opinion. Your job is safe :D
Or you can see this as an oppertunity to speed up your workflow quite a bit. Take it to 90% in 3d + finishing touches by you. Win!
@@peevee5588 agreed uses 3d for repetitive thing and use manual modes or your usual 2d to finish it or re detail it
where have you and this channel been my whole life?!? this is amazing!!!
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lol what’s the music on this video
!join
Please upload your course in udemy or skillshare as well
This tutorial is great my friend.
This is so epic, thank you for sharing this tutorial, i'm currently using Substance Painter for my Videogame Design and Programming carreer. That texture is gorgeous.
Love your tutorials and your 3D coloring book course! I -kind of- like texture painting, but if there is a procedural way to do it I'd rather go that route... saves my wrists/fingers. :) Thanks a bunch.
Glad you're enjoying it!! Procedural work is amazing, definitely saves me a ton of wrist pain and headaches ;D
This technique is going to be perfect for my illustrations and comics. I'll definitely have a closer look at this this holiday!
I love that kind of acrylic paint brush effect with a bit of lineart shader you can have a full cellshading look.
Thank you for the soothing voice and for not screaming in my head.
I'd love to know more about that grass!
imo drawing it is easier cuz there is a brush template
ruclips.net/video/6hyztL8btlY/видео.html a link to the RUclips video of studio Ghibli style grass. Hope this helps
@@PeachPuppy Aight so
- *first of all*
may god bless you and your loved ones. aight? thats the first thing
@@gilserranito951 Aww that's sweet! Thank you, I wish the same on you too! :)
Thanks to substance I customized my own smart textures. All I need to do to get "my style" is to slap it ok the layer. Add some gradients and mask some bits and voila!
Hand painting is now more of a case of "designing" of what textures go where.
If you come from 2D like me. Do NOT get married to the idea of hand painting. Do as much via PBR shaders and you'll be surprised how fast you can create stuff.
for some reason, I thought of Dono's 3d demo reel when I was watching this and what his updated demo reel might look like!
I can only hope to rise to that level of skill someday
Let's be honest though.. Dono is on it's own level, no one can compete
I'm happy I found your videos! Honestly thank you for the knowledge.
Love your vids ! and your voice is very pleasing to listen to
I haven't painted, drawn, textured, coloured, sketched or done anything like that in decades. I wasn't good at it then, and so I never had interest in learning and it's all been a mystery to me. But you're really tempting me to give it a shot.
Thanks a lot for this tutorial!
I would also love to see a step by step tutorial about creating a full stylized (Ghibli) environment in Unreal Engine. Is something like this maybe comeing in the next weeks?
I have a stylized environment course in UE4 coming out in the next few months.
I thought it was a click-bate but the textures looks amazing!! :O
Thank you so much! I really tried to make it as accurate as possible.
I would love an actual anime style mmorpg (with skill systems like "you were hit x times with poison, now have level 1 poison resist" style, etc) and you can't learn everything and you can't be the master of every skill, you end up unique based on your own playstyle and story. Along with having the art style of studio ghibli, fuck yeha. that would be dope.
yessss I've been wishing for something like this and so have my friends
Just wanna say... Te la rifaste.
Is amazing!!!!! Keep it doing it pls! Master 😌🌟
i'm loving it. its awesome bro
Rrrrreally nice! Thank you for sharing it!
Just a tip, press alt + left click on your black mask under layers to change your view mode to mask. It's much easier than selecting mask from the Material dropdown.
I had no idea about this, great tip!
35 seconds in, instant sub
0:44 That 9anime watermark.. hehehe.. i can see your legit cultural high seas origins.
Who knew Edward Norton does 3D texture tutorials? "I am Jack's complete lack of surprise" Fight Club 😂
Finally found this video again! Thank you mfor making it bro!
Such masterpieces.
Hi, I am starting my 3D artist's Journey recently.. I have been learning Blender, SP, Zbrush with UnrealEngine and I figured out it is never easy to use those tools without basic knowledge. So here is my question. Do you recommend to take the 3D Coloring book course before the 3d environment artist's survival kit ? or can I learn some basic things(like textuering) from the Environment artist's survival kit class as well?
Awesome video!
I gotta recommend you to my brother because he is also an artist 👌👌
Really cool video! I love ghibli style for 3d stuff. I have a question though. The material created with this process would be a procedural one, like there would be no tilling and etc in a large mesh, or is it a regular 2d tillable texture? Don't know if it's a stupid question but I'm new to this.
It's made with generators that apply to the whole uv space so there wouldn't be any tiling unless scaled and defined to tile. At the end where he makes this a smart material you can drag it to any mesh. you can look at the default smart materials and see how they work. hope that helps
@@TheToppings Thanks for the explanation. I'll definitely look more into it
Nice tutorial, but I am missing in 2:55 after you dropped tiny bit of height. How did you get half white and black? i am feeling that you skip the position gradient under mask editor setting generation??? please help.
All you gotta do to replicate that is create a new fill layer, add black mask, add position generator, and add a blur slope filter. then just mess with the colors and sliders to get the look you are going for.
Howls
Did you just Howl, human?
Thanks soooo.. much. This is what I'm looking for.
Thank you so much sir❤
I thought this was a blender tutorial and got very excited, ah well.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, I am really grateful!
Great job!
Thanks!
now that's beatiful :0
Lmao I’ve literally done the same thing with that same exact photo - good workflow!
This was very helpful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Yes yes please more more more...
If you really want to use 3d for your 2d environments the best way is to just use projection masking. Then again the Ghibli style is actually a pretty damn easy style to imitate because of the flat cell shaded colouring it mostly just requires stamp brushes so you might as well just paint it entirely in Photoshop, it's actually faster.
@N0D3 Yeah well it depends a lot on your own painting skills of course but it's still a lot faster to paint these type of backgrounds than model them and create cell shaded materials. The only reason to do this is if you have a complex camera movement in your shot which is rarely the case. Would mostly occur in an action scene.
great tutorial ♥
Your textures reminds me of ninokuni
Does your 3d color book include tutorials on skin textures? Like using the sub surface modifier in Substance Painter?
No, no skin course yet.
@@StylizedStation Will that course get updated with new content and would have lifetime access? :)
Excellent tutorial! Your voice sounds like a character from a Ghibli movie.
great job
great job !
Thank You Very Much!
very beautiful! nice job!
That’s what their 3D animation should have looked liked
Is it possible to create those textures in Quixel with the techniques you teach in your course??
Probably not 1:1 but it's definitely possible to create this kind of style of materials within Mixer!
@@VickiVampiressYT That's a shame... I hope I can find a way to replicate this in Quixel someday...
It’s a mix between 2D and 3D just like the Pokémon Movies.
Is it highly recommended to create these textures in substance painter? Or can I still do the same thing in photoshop? Thinking critically about getting this course.
Just wanted to ask what is the difference between the Lifetime and Monthly subscription?
Hi, nice video, I love Ghibli-art😍...could you tell me what type of workstation do you have? pc especifications. Thanks.
Just a question about your Substance Painter course, does it include other kinds of anime textures? I'm thinking about taking it. Thank you for your time.
Yes, its got a lot of textures haha
would you prefer substance painter or designer for those texture creations? i cant see the benefits using painter for this
Hi, thanks for the amazing video
Can you share your computer specs? I'd like to move to 3D but my laptop is absolute crap. And I'd like to know what specs i should look for.
*i already watched this full anime*
That's a very beautiful and calming song...where did you get that music from?
This looks great. I have a question, I wanted to get your coloring book and see that it comes with Ghibli Smart Materials. What are the smart materials? would they allow me to convert any texture to ghibli style like this?
Smart Materials can be used to just drag and drop on your object/the part you want it to be on with help of a black mask. For example a metal smart material would already provide you with the right properties which you can adapt to your liking for example Colour, Roughness etc. Hope that helped :)
Do you have a step by step video that show how you get the final result in 7:22? Thanks
I want to play a game with this style.
Would you ever consider create materials in designer? Or do you use substance since you don't need/use normals?
cool
I wanted to ask is there a brazilian real option ? Cause i cant pay in dollars.
Is there a specific light and shader that you are using for all of your stylize work tutorial?
woooooww!
THANK UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
Roo bad that last 3D Ghibli movie didn't look like this...
Nice video bro I am very glad. Could you say me the name of the piano song? pls
I couldn't understand the whole picture of this video because you cut the video around 2:55.
A few minutes later!!!!
There's a cut in your video at 2:56, skipping the position gradient under mask editor setting generation.
I noticed this! I can't figure it out ... how do you achieve that?
you need to bake a position map on your mesh. for that, you can go to bake mesh maps, check box the position map, and check "use low poly as high poly mesh" (unless you have a high poly mesh)
All you gotta do to replicate that is create a new fill layer, add black mask, add position generator, and add a blur slope filter. then just mess with the colors and sliders to get the look you are going for.
What's ghibli art, as far as I can tell it's basically just stylized textures?
......You don't know what Ghibli is?? It's a very famous, Japanese, animation studio.
@@AshleyAlyse Not everyone knows everything.
You are correct. It is just a painterly look.
@@digitalintent Oh, I'm not being mean about it. Just find it surprising, it's like not knowing Disney.
@@AshleyAlyse I know Disney. I dont know Ghibli. The only Anime Ive ever seen is dragon ball Z.
How come you don't use Substance Designer to create materials (noob here)?
Is there any way I can use this texture style in blender?
Anytime i hear substance painter I have to peace out
is it rendered using evee or cycles?
Where can you get the textures?
From 2:55 don't working.
I baked position map too, but don't working
back to steam, your teamate are waiting for you ((╬ಠิ﹏ಠิ))
Yep, I think I'll hand paint. XD
The thumbnail text is a bit dumb. Benefit from the painterly style while proclaiming that the technique that originated it can be obsolete.
shy when i move the potition gradient opacity slider wont work??, already have the position and world space normal map.
All you gotta do to replicate that is create a new fill layer, add black mask, add position generator, and add a blur slope filter. then just mess with the colors and sliders to get the look you are going for.
What soft you use in this video ?
Substance Painter
@@reinantewhisper9333 Thank you!
Can u please make a Dragonball z scene with ghibli style
Why do all my seams show so badly when applying generators but yours do not?
You're in love with your own voice
Yeaaaa son blur that slope
never not handpaint agian!!
That was cool to watch, however, that’s screenshot you used…I can’t stop looking at that door…it looks like it came from another animation.
I can not find this tutorial on your linked Website, you should consider reorganising it. Atleast for mobile.
Does anyone the name of the music he used in this video?
Send this to the 3D wing at Ghibli, they could use to learn a thing or two.
Overstatement.
That's just condescending, I assume you didn't like Earwig but don't you know their 2D movies have TOOONS of cg but in a stylized way like this.
nice video, but the music is too loud