Occasionally, a classic black and white illustration is the most effective way to communicate an idea. This straightforward technique saves you the hassle of configuring material nodes. Simply follow the instructions, capture a screenshot of your work, and refine it in Photoshop.
Set your Viewport Shading to Solid Shading (Flat) with the following settings
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Manually set your materials’ Viewport Display settings so that they appear at the desired colors in the viewport
To copy and paste a color between materials, hover over the color window, press CTRL+C (no need to click), then navigate to the other material and press CTRL+V in its color window. Keep in mind that the fewer colors, the better. Try to stick to black (or values of grey) and white.
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Tweak the cell-shading effect via the shadows menu
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To have additional dramatic ’construction’ lines, set your Viewport Overlays
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Screenshot (Win + Shift + S) and polish in Photoshop.
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