Been working on getting a solid comic book look using mostly the post processing tools in nomad. Just exported the render to procreate to add the paper texture. Having tons of fun with this!
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Love it, could you explain more?
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Thank you! Sure! What are you interested in learning more about?
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The settings used on nomad and how is the nomad render before export to procreate
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Oh ok yeah this is actually how it looks in Nomad sculpt! I did not edit anything in procreate other than add the paper texture and my signature. So happy to get this look right out of the app. I used a toon shader that i had created in procreate for the whole scene, then went into the post processing settings and just played around until i was getting the exact look i was going for. The texture on the “blocks” was just an alpha map I made using JSplacement, then applied after I had uv unwrapped them. Here is an instagram post that I just put up that shows a rotation of the scene in nomad.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CrJN1mzLpWV/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
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wow looks super cool, then use a matcap? may I ask to view the shader how is? I’m very interested
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Here are my post processing settings that I used. The only thing this doesn’t show it that I also cranked up the grain to about .4
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Somothing I’m missing
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I mean I don’t really think so. The only difference I see is that I did add a bunch of texture with brushes which helps add to the effect.
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NO thats great! I think the key is giving the Curvature setting something to respond to. A little extra geometry goes a long way. It almost serves as a way to add shadow “line art”. Keep messing with it and you will find what you are looking for. It took me quite a while to narrow in on what I was looking for.
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Yes, curvature is one key, thanks for sharing 
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No problem!!! 
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Here is another piece that I did that combined a pbr render with subsurface scattering applied to most of the scene, then overlayed it with another render using a toon style matcap. A majority of the sculpt was actually done in an app called “FEATHER 3D” for iPad. It is a lot like some tools in blender that allow you to draw with geometry in 3d space. The first 2 images here are the renders that I used to create the last image, a combination of the 2.
After combining the 2 renders.
After applying paper texture in procreate.
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Very cool results 
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