Harry Helps

Blender 3D: Create a Manga Style Animation Using Grease Pencil

Thanks so much for the kind review! I really appreciate the support! You now have 2 (maximum) entries into the giveaway, thanks to your project and review! The winner will be picked randomly and announced on September 10th, 2025. Good luck in the giveaway!

Wow Titus! This is amazing! You've done an amazing job creating your own unique vision of this sci-fi world! This massive scene would fit right in with the BLAME! manga! I'm astounded by how much awesome detail you've modeled for your world! This reminds me a long dry aqueduct that has been repurposed into a base of operations for these humans. The cavernous space and maze of winding tunnels leading to it make for a perfect staging ground! You've really captured the gargantuan scale of the spaces from BLAME! that we referenced. These humans look like ants due to the sheer scale of this environment! I particularly love how vertical you've made the space. This gives us a ton of parallaxing motion as the camera moves around. As for all the small details, I couldn't possibly call them all out, but here are some of my favorites! The slanted bridges leading high up in to the shadows provide a really interesting compositional element that pulls us up and down the image. The vertical supports also help lengthen this already incredibly tall space. I really like all the various tubes that exit into this area as it implies a much larger structure beyond. The small humans dotting the landscape help show the tree scale of this massive structure and add a bit of life to the world. Lastly, the scribbly wires in the "sky" remind me of a galaxy or shining stars at night. I wonder if these people think of it the same way?! Overall, a fantastic class project! Thank you so much for taking my class and sharing your hard work and creativity with us all! Your project looks great and you should proud of your efforts! If you have a moment, could you leave a review on this class and let other students know what you thought of it? I'd really appreciate it!

At this point, you've successfully entered into the giveaway 1 time (for the class project). You can still get 1 more entry though (by leaving a review on this class)! Good luck in the random drawing on September 10th, 2025! ------------- If you enjoyed this class, I'd love to recommend my 'Staff Pick' "Retro Anime Character" class! class! <a href="https://skl.sh/41sEnym" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">skl.sh/41sEnym</a> In this class, we learn all about stylized rendering and materials to create a retro anime look from the 1990's! We'll use a pre-made character to apply anime style materials, linework and compositing overlays to make it look like it's displayed on an old CRT television! If this topic doesn't interest you, no problem! Feel free to check out my teacher profile for even more Blender classes on various topics! <a href="https://www.skillshare.com/en/user/harry-helps" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">www.skillshare.com/en/user/harry-helps</a> Don't forget to follow me on Skillshare (if you're not already) so you're notified when I release new classes or make important announcements (like giveaways for Skillshare memberships)!

It was a nice tutor series, i loved every moment of it. It is very beginner friendly, but even an intermediate-advanced or pro user can learn some tricks from it!<img srcset="https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/d988c519ef541412d09b01830732da61/1168cfc7.gif 600w, https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/d988c519ef541412d09b01830732da61/1168cfc7.gif 1000w" sizes="(max-width: 600px) 600px, 100vw" src="https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/d988c519ef541412d09b01830732da61/1168cfc7.gif" loading="lazy" alt="My Sci-fi manga comic ;) - image 1 - student project">
 
better video here:
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Egegt0pbkQs" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Egegt0pbkQs</a>

My Sci-fi manga comic ;)

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