The 3D CG I made and used in this illust: (I finally figured out how to render the wireframe by doing Effect>>Cel Renderer (Outline, Edge)at Render Setting. I can't believe that it took this long to figure out such thing）
What I did differently this time was to draw more than one character in one BW drawing, and use a different rendering method for 3D CG.
I used to render in Cinema 4D and pasted it or traced it in another software. This time, I rendered using IllustStudio/Comic Studio since I finally found out that exporting Cinema 4D files in Wavefront format produced .obj format files, and that could be incorporated into those 2D CG drawing softwares.
It's been a year since I had Comic Studio Ex 4, and ugh... it took me more than a year to figure out wireframe render.
I used a camera's lens effect to change the shape of 3D CG render to have a movement in illustration.
Cinema 4D R11 studio Comic Studio Ex 4 IllustStudio 1.1.0 (since I didn't have Comic Studio in another computer) ~ a week
I just used Photoshop to practice a technique I saw in a book earlier on that day. Of course, it didn't turn out the way I wanted but sort of got the idea of how to go about certain graphic.
rest： Canon Kiss X3 S18-55 F3.5-5.6 IS Photoshop CS3
Aquarium photos: Lumix TZ7 Photoshop CS3
Otoso, sweet rice wine called mirin with herbs.
Ozoni with white miso:
Kuromame (sweetened black beans):
Kazunoko (herring eggs):
gomame (small sardines):
Nishikitamago (sweetened egg):
Kamaboko (fish cake):
Kobumaki (kelp roll) with salmon:
Forgot what this was but chicken thingmy:
Dog:
I eliminated some photos from 1/1 since it had sea cucumbers. I think many people are not used to seeing sea cucumbers as food so if interested, please look at: http://daydreamingsky.blog94.fc2.com/blog-entry-1387.html#more for sea cucumbers my family found on the beach to being on a dining table if interested.
