2D vintage animation style in Blender

1) 3D model/rig
2) Shadeless texture
3) Grease pencil fur/lines frame-by-frame over model
4) Export animation and use it as a texture on a 2D plane
5) Add background behind plane

[uwaiswaiswais]

Where are you? The blender community needs you! This style is awesome!

[nathanieldiazrua]

Simply...AWESOME!!!! I know the frame-by-frame GP lines were a ton of work. Well done!!!!

[uwaiswaiswais]

This is awesome! I must fogure out how to do this! I've just been making animations with a shadeless render.

[saskeuchiha]

I was really shocked. I did not expect 3D to develop to this extent. Now I ask myself why I learned 2D drawing. Is there any benefit from that? And why does an animator draw at all? I was truly devastated.

[kelvinchuks]

Awesome! please do a step by step tutorial

[deft]

That's so cool!! I didn't even know you can do that in blender :O

[realfbi]

This dude is like avatar. When we need him most, he gone.

[SugarBlast]

Not a single thumbs down, with 9000+ views! How impressive! (I’m just marking this because I know someone will pop up and ruin it soon)

[Axl]

Could you bring tutorials on how to make animations like this?

[aMMMm]

3d animation, rotoscope using greesepencil, , , this is how its done i believe.

[fabricioh]

Please make a tutorial, it would be great

[december]

That AWESOME !
Please tell us how did you do it.