This image is for a title screen. Ballistic Racer, a unity game that the classmates in are community college is working on for a class. I'm going to give away some details that create it fast, along with a video. Ballistic Racer is scifi racing game meaning drawing out the ships from scratch would be hard, take a lot of skill and precision. As well as some technical use of perspective. A day before starting on this image, I imported one of my character rigs into Clip Studio Paint and realize you could use this as reference.
![[CLIPSTUDIOPAINT] Timelapse_Ballistic Racer_TitleScreen.mp4_snapshot_00.05_[2019.04.07_20.57.37].jpg](https://images.ecency.com/p/aiVb1SUiufHHkh3xGs2bSRnh2RG2R16igFNq41UwyQ9JaZW8K2Qht6Bc2kCav3jPtBrrp18YfYNbeVWTMsA6tPD4T9c98jKt3TaN1k1QB1iGvoETgbfSQTMYrE1SPjaAhtXUFYFP2XSSPEM8AXHGMS81dFdshi3uecZTVgpiKFhEzh7mXWEwr4C5Z54YNKEW1XkJhf5Zdftc9fJSLJ184fFg5WY7FmKjT7k5Ajk9wbyTWb6ZC1C?format=match&mode=fit)
When I got around to starting this project, I realized something kind of amazing. The 3D objects in the scene as they appear in the camera view. Act as photoshop layers that can be paint on top of.
![[CLIPSTUDIOPAINT] Timelapse_Ballistic Racer_TitleScreen.mp4_snapshot_16.46_[2019.04.07_21.04.42].jpg](https://images.ecency.com/p/aiVb1SUiufHHkh3xGs2bSRnh2RG2R16igFNq41UwyQ9JaYFPvLcTZaqM1mj8zVnagPe3AQKwZyqLWpLc2K5NLvgvCmN8YsG1LX1xmbWeAT5VxFApdtnXakgZ5k24GPUuj1MXbYXWgF5BhxbTb5PAeCM15Rg2xkrqYT2mW81FPXghTMr5MYCZBuwiXrJeFV8239DyPwu7JdzsRC96wTAhTepZZWcuZo1UzhwY3daRYS96zHR6Ljp?format=match&mode=fit)
Then I created borders around the 3D object with the magic wand and paint the ships properly. I populated the scene with other ingame assets to make it seem like the ships were on a track. The image in the top right of the screen is the old title screen that was going to replace. Before I realized how useful 3D could be in Clip, I was going to draw out the background from scratch, but decided against that eventually.