I'm Not Bad, I'm Just...: May 2019

SHADE had this to say about the Dojo Interior:

"The dojo interior was the very first set I ever made. It was originally begun as a way to simply work out odd angles that I couldn't find screencaps for, I had expected originally I would still have to hand paint on top of it. But once I figured out how to texture map the 3D geometry, suddenly the renders themselves came out looking hand drawn and did the job all on their own without further embellishment. This is not that original set, but the 2nd incarnation of it. As the oldest set, it showed the weaknesses of my early inexperience, and was also one of the first sets I REbuilt in the new method and program when I switched from Poser4 to Poser7."

Hallo, after enjoying our many artworks, have you ever wondered: "How does Drawn To Hentai get such badass backgrounds built from my favorite series?" Well, I would like to show you. Besides the smut I've promised you all, I'll be posting background art of our behind the scenes artist SHADE. As you can see, he took Rumiko Takahashi's general idea, and expanded, in the after part of the image. SHADE uses the programs Poser 7 and Hexagon 2 to make the backgrounds for our artwork. Fun fact, Poser 7 is actually a character modeller! Such is the genius of SHADE. Anyways, this whole thing took 15 weeks to make. The Tendo Roof took a week - If you look at the polygon closely you can see each and every tile in the roof is an actual 3D object.