Vintage Art Style

[Son of Randy]

Hi, this is my first post so if the subject is wrong, or content is wrong, I apologize.
I have been playing around with a few different ideas for comic, maybe a VR comic for Oculus Go, but still working out use of the 2D style in a 3D world. I like the vintage art style of Randy Dave... not some of the subject matter. I am using his artwork re-drawn and wanted to post some here to see if there is any interest in something like this.

 

[Saki_Sliz]

Im bouncing back between 2D only, or 2D in a 3D world, but only because it may make it easier to work with, not really a 3D world players would navigate. Are you saying you want to do a full 3D world?

 

[recreation]

I like this kinda stuff, but getting it in VR or 3D in general will be hard. 2.5D would maybe be the way to go.

 

[Son of Randy]

I guess you could say 2.5 D The demo is just like Madefires VR comics. Layers, some limited animation, background Audio. I have attempted fully 3D by creating Depth maps and using them as displacement maps and freezing the polygons.. then reduce complexity, smooth etc... and I think it looses the feel of the original art and then you kinda want it to be animated. So 2.5D seems to be the correct style for the art.

 

[Son of Randy]

Im bouncing back between 2D only, or 2D in a 3D world, but only because it may make it easier to work with, not really a 3D world players would navigate. Are you saying you want to do a full 3D world?

Not fully 3D, more like layered drawings for parallax. The product would be like a comic very similar to Madefire comics, except I wrote the scripts in C# within Unity. As it stands now, you can look around and go through a story forwards and back, have BG music play with specific panels, animation, your basic stuff but no movement other than rotation. So the only way that this would be consitered a game is if I made a "chose your own adventure" comic.