r/OnePiece • u/CornerHeadCorner • Sep 06 '24
Fanart 2d paint on a Luffy figure
Although mostly adding outlines and shades, the result looks pretty good I think
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u/Punchdrunkfool Sep 06 '24
Man I thought this was that cursed cosplay again
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u/LowClover Sep 07 '24
I want to know what you’re referring to
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u/TomeWifecollector Sep 07 '24 edited Sep 07 '24
Not sure if this is what they're referring to, but someone did a really cool, but somewhat uncanny full body-paint cosplay of Luffy in all his 2d glory that was trending on this sub 1-4 days ago. Like painted on anime eyes and all. Very talented stuff, but I can see how it was cursed lol
I wish I had a link to the og post because it was pretty sick
Edit: Aha, I went out and found it https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePiece/s/NvZD6EwtjV
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u/baphomet-_-666 The Revolutionary Army Sep 07 '24
I was so happy to get that reference but then I looked closer and also realised its the same person who made a straw hat with foam. r/onepiece Straw Hat with Foam
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u/Des3srosa Sep 06 '24
Bro went from being reincarnated as a slime to fighting off vampires in 1800's england.
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u/PYRO__BEATBOX Sep 06 '24
too much inkwork imo
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u/IndecisiveRex Chopper the Cotton Candy Lover Sep 07 '24
This. Me personally I also like the Afro Samurai aesthetic
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u/Zomochi Sep 07 '24
Yup, tone down the ink work on the skin but I think the clothing can stay the same
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u/rodneysao Sep 06 '24
After finding the One Piece, Luffy set his eyes on another treasure: Pandora's Vault
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u/TGX696969 Sep 06 '24
Awesome bro. I love the details. He looks like a manhwa protagonist now tho 😂 but still good shit.
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u/-Huskii Sep 07 '24
You need to go easier with the line work. Maybe do thinner lines? Maybe use dark brown instead of Black?
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u/Strawhat-dude Sep 06 '24
Looked way better before
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u/DingleberryFinn3 Sep 06 '24
To each their own friend! I like the details that were added better than the plain figure
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u/Billy_Duelman Sep 07 '24
Put like 3 lights on the boi, to remove the shadow if possible, that would make this monkey 2D luffy pop I think
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u/basketballupvoter Sep 07 '24
Could I trouble you to take more photos with better lighting? I think that sharp lighting would bring out the contrast better and help your impeccable line work stand out
I wonder if:
- Turn off all lights in room
- Single light source from an overhead angle
- Yellowy light if possible
- Try a medium shot too (waist up close up shot)
I'd really like to SEE your work, and more highlights and shadows from lighting should help. I think the light coming from all directions can be greatly improved on
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u/MarkyGallery Sep 07 '24
Is this an actual figure? Or u 3d printed it? Also, what ink did you use? With most inks it usually doesnt work to just draw on figures or toys as they just end up smudged
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u/aplarently Sep 07 '24
It looks good but unfortunately because of the sculpt, I think there was bound to be too much linework. I think you could have focused on hatching the shaded areas specifically. There doesn't appear to be an identifiable light source which might be the reason it looks heavy on the ink.
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u/in1gom0ntoya Sep 07 '24
.... and now he fits in with borderlands characters.
if you like it, that's all that matters, but this is past a bit much for tastes.
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u/MiNdSzTooCoRrUpTeD Sep 07 '24
When I first saw the pic, I was like, "Oh shit, my dude's tatted up."😭😭😭
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u/DariusLMoore Sep 07 '24
I like the detail, but maybe the ink tone shouldn't be that dark? It feels too noisy.
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u/Big_Little_Planet1 Sep 07 '24
Cell shading is pretty cool but can look bad when overused or used on 3D figures
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u/RealBigTree Sep 07 '24
Honestly I think you couldve gone with less line detail, sometimes a little goes a long way!!
It still looks badass none the less!!
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u/DaSwifta Sep 08 '24
I actually think this looks really dope
But one thing that came to mind, imagine this in manga style! Like plain white figure with this level of inkwork
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u/Akechifan69420 Sep 06 '24