Koffee Kat 2d style rig | Grease pencil: Blender

A Rig Test for Koffee kat animation. Made with Blender Grease pencil. Grease pencil modifier.

[@MathiasZamecki]

awesome love the mixture of 2d and 3d :)

[@PLASTIEK]

Glad you like it!

[@AqilDaiyan]

what an inspiration!

[@PLASTIEK]

Thank you

[@juhastv]

Dear god, I never considered just cleaning up the projected GP afterwards T_T That's a great method

[@PLASTIEK]

Yes, It's pretty simple stuff!

[@Ayranit]

Hey guys, can you make a video of how to make a rig for the characters with chunky soft body like this? Not the look but the body mechanics? I will greatly appreciate this!

[@JacobHalton]

This looks great! I love how you added the more hand done styling to it after. Mind if I ask what brush that is? I like the inky texture of it, is it just adding some noise to a default pencil brush?

[@PLASTIEK]

Thanks! and yes! It's just a standard brush then I added the noise modifier :)

[@JacobHalton]

@@PLASTIEK Awesome, thank you! Keep up the great work!

[@mrmaestrodif9592]

it's a shame that we don't have the creative process from A to Z c'est dommage que nous n avons pas le prosesuce de creation de A a Z

[@gokuturkey]

thank you for sharing! I am wondering if this technique is more faster than drawing for you?

[@PLASTIEK]

It's a bit faster in the long run once you set it up but if you just use it one time, it will be a lot slower for sure.

[@gokuturkey]

Thank you!@@PLASTIEK

[@danielfame2940]

This is Amazing, how are you manipulating the lines, on the head you were able to hide some part of the lines how do you do that ?

[@PLASTIEK]

I bake all the line modifiers after the animation is done. After that it's a simple Grease pencil that you can edit, sculpt or erase where ever you want :)

[@danielfame2940]

@@PLASTIEK thank you very much for your response

[@Simbuch]

Say plz how can shader in ur video in blender?

[@HumansBGone]

It's a pretty simple NPR effect! You just convert the shader node to an RGB node, then set up a Color Ramp node after it. There are lots of tutorials if you look up "NPR shader tutorial blender" (without quotes)!

[@Thegingerbreadman223]

I have a question, how do you get around making each individual body part separately and be able to put them all together into one flexible and bouncy rig?? I must know!!!!! Especially how the head-skin thing responds to the movement of one ear

[@PLASTIEK]

you can check this one out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXS0aWiOhLmooaM