Following the impact of the Chainsaw Man movie, many are seeking stories with a similar mix of horror and visceral action. After God, by Sumi Eno, answers that search. This shonen presents a humanity cornered by destructive divine entities, a scenario reminiscent of Fujimoto's demons. It shares themes like desperate struggle, graphic violence with emotional weight, and creature designs that redefine the monstrous.
From paper to 3D: modeling the divine chaos of After God 🎨
The visual narrative of After God poses an appealing technical challenge. The design of its deities, fusing the organic and the celestial, is ideal material for digital sculpting and texturing. The battles, which demolish urban environments, require solid work in destruction dynamics and debris simulation. Additionally, lighting plays a key narrative role: contrasting divine glory with street filth would create action scenes with powerful composition.
Because your PC deserves to suffer with divine scenes too 💀
Imagine rendering a scene where a creature with ten wings of flaming eyes reduces a district to molten glass. Your graphics card would emit a silent scream, a small sacrifice in the name of art. It's the kind of project where geometry optimization becomes a mantra and every frame is a prayer for the software not to crash. Perfect for when you're bored of modeling coffee mugs and crave chaos with meaning.