It is actually quite straight forward and simple, after you get the 3d part done. Here is the 3D I models



You can see the lights and shadow are basically done.
we can even went on to do the material/texture for it, if the background is going to reuse alot of time.
But in this case, I just left it default gray color.

I want to eat you, danboard

yea, create them normally and distort them to match the perspective later. actually alot of these "product" are from my old artwork, i just reuse them here

Duanwu festival yesterday

Paint over 3D

thanks, I will skip the snake idea
want to draw some one, spraying street art in the longkang, but I decide to leave it empty

the clouds are from scratch. the pylon/tower are my 3D models.

Here are some "bump" from me.













I will allocate more time on programming after this. Probably warm up myself by doing a stupid snake game first.

is it? I never play mirror edge. I just google synonym for "obey".

3D + 2D,
foreground shophouse are 3d, background are 2D

thank you
3D is done in Blender3D. 2D in Photoshop


yup I model them myself.

oh, dont call me sifu. not at that level yet.

but you can ask me anything regarding my workflow.

did this last week






This post has been edited by mclelun: Jul 29 2013, 01:01 PM

self taught bro
lots of observation and research also

errr sorry about that
thank you~

Another background art

Yes KL Sentral



Find The Cat

ermm. I blog about my workflow here
http://www.mclelun.com/blog/2013/08/paint-over-photo/
http://www.mclelun.com/blog/2013/06/paint-over-3d-render/

well, actually this cat one is without photo or 3d. just painting
the 3d/photo is meant to speed up the process, and reusability (3D).

did last weekend

did yesterday

for ppl that dont understand the word
http://baike.baidu.com/view/3288.htm

I am not sure how to explain in english, cute little boy?