Learn how to recreate the popular Into The Spiderverse style toon shading using Sketch and Toon in Cinema 4D. Follow along with this comprehensive 53-minute tutorial to master techniques such as adding cel shaders, halftone lines and dots, rim highlights, and painterly cel styles with bump channels. Explore both Sketch and Toon workflow and alternative cel shading methods without using this tool. Gain insights into projection shaders, masking techniques, and finishing touches to achieve the iconic Spiderverse look. Suitable for all skill levels, this tutorial provides step-by-step instructions, time-stamped sections for easy navigation, and additional resources for further learning.
Creating a Spiderverse Shader Using Sketch and Toon
Overview
Syllabus
- Spiderverse Style We’re Going For
3:00 - Jump into C4D
- Adding Cel Shader
- Adding Halftone Lines
- Intro To Projection Shader
- Using Cel Shader to Mask Halftone Lines
- Adding Halftone Dots
- Adding Rim Highlight
- Adding Second Rim Highlight
- Adding Painterly Cel Style with Bump Channel
- Adding Shader Finishing Touches
- Cel Shading without Sketch & Toon Workflow
- Link to Lumas Tut
- Tutorial Recap
Taught by
eyedesyn
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