VaM 1.x Anyone wants to make some comics?

[metamerlan]

Hello everyone!
I’m a 2D artist working in Procreate, Photoshop, etc. Here is my instagram page, so that you could see what i'm doing https://www.instagram.com/metamerlan/?hl=ru
I’m looking for an enthusiast on this platform who works in VAM to create scenes that I can use as references.
My plan is to draw over the screenshots in my own style and turn them into a comic, which I want to launch on patreon, onlyfans etc.
anyone?

 

[DJ]

In the long run, I think you'd be much better off learning how to make the scenes yourself. Vam's a complicated program, but most of the complication revolves around making things move. If all you want are static poses, you'll be up and running in no time. If you have access to a VR headset, even an old first generation model, posing models becomes trivially easy. If not, it's still doable on a flat screen.

I think it would be frustrating having to describe what you want to someone else, then hoping the scene that comes back actually matches the vision you have in your head.

 

[metamerlan]

In the long run, I think you'd be much better off learning how to make the scenes yourself. Vam's a complicated program, but most of the complication revolves around making things move. If all you want are static poses, you'll be up and running in no time. If you have access to a VR headset, even an old first generation model, posing models becomes trivially easy. If not, it's still doable on a flat screen.

I think it would be frustrating having to describe what you want to someone else, then hoping the scene that comes back actually matches the vision you have in your head.

I could do some small sketches first so that the VAM artist could use it as a storyboard to compose the frames. But thank you so much for reply, i should think about getting a VR headset if that really makes posing easier!
and no need to share future incomes from that project ))

 

[DJ]

I could do some small sketches first so that the VAM artist could use it as a storyboard to compose the frames. But thank you so much for reply, i should think about getting a VR headset if that really makes posing easier!
and no need to share future incomes from that project ))

Using a mouse on a 2D screen to try to position something in a 3D environment takes some doing. In VR, you just grab the thing and put it exactly where you want it. Since you're only using it for screenshots, the VR headset doesn't have to be good. Something old and second hand would do the trick.