Some help picking a 3D program

Discussion in 'Fan Art' started by Kail, Jan 11, 2014.

  1. Kail

    Kail Commodore Commodore

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    Hello, I make an online comic called Star Trek the animated series comics. I am trying to expand my creativity, so I downloaded a trial version of Manga studio 5 and found a section where you can manipulate a 3D model. Turning arms, lifting legs, changing camera angle, ect. But it's only an outline, like a little wooden drawing model, and I don't think you can create your own characters. What would be the easiest program that would let me create 3D characters of 2D drawings, so I can manipulate them and use them in my comics. I hope this makes sense, I know nothing about 3D modeling other than what I've seen here in this forum. I've seen Poser rendered people, but they look 3D, I need to keep a 2D classic cartoon look. Any suggestions? Thanks.
     
  2. uniderth

    uniderth Commodore Commodore

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    Try Blender. Look up tutorials on youtube by cgboorman. Go through from start to finish and you'll learn everything you need to know including character creation and posing.
     
  3. MGagen

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  4. Kail

    Kail Commodore Commodore

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    Thanks, I will check those out and let you know.
     
  5. Kail

    Kail Commodore Commodore

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    Does anyone know if there are Star Trek characters out there already I could import to one of these programs to manipulate? Thanks again.