Blender 教程：创建带描边的鲜艳漫画风格着色器

Senior Editor

28 October 2026

If you're into stylized 3D art, XippoArt's video is definitely worth checking out.

If NPR art is your thing, XippoArt's tutorial offers a step-by-step guide to creating a juicy, comic-inspired shader in Blender. It explores cel shading, screen tones, a hatch shader, and outlines, showing how to combine them into a cohesive final look. The tutorial also requires Node Wrangler, Blender's built-in add-on for working with nodes quickly and efficiently.

For those looking to dive deeper, the artist also has a separate video exploring three different ways to create outlines in Blender. They break down each method, explaining how it works along with its advantages and limitations, so you can choose which one might be the best fit for your project:

If you like XippoArt's approach, you'll find plenty of beginner-friendly tutorials on their channel, including guides to modeling Mahoraga's wheel from Jujutsu Kaisen and the three main characters from the Chiikawa series:

And just in time for spooky season, XippoArt also released tutorials on making these silly pumpkins, covering everything from carving their faces to setting up the materials. The finished models are suitable for 3D printing or adding a fun Halloween touch to your Blender scenes.

For more stylized 3D art techniques, check out Iro Ikyu's illustration-book shader breakdown, as well as lassyla's tutorial on a hand-painted-like shader:

Komikaze by Rahul Parihar offers a massive collection of over 200 stylized shaders, modifiers, compositor effects, and assets for creating comic- and toon-style art in Blender:

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