The Transition From Making 3D to 2D Vtubers (For Dummies)

For the past few months, I've been studying about how I can make my own 2D Vtuber Avatars as a 3D artist with a backlog of models to use as reference. Here is an account of how I made it all using Krita, Inochi, and puppetstring!
Softwares Used in this video:
Krita: krita.org/en/download/
Inochi Creator / Session: inochi2d.com/download/
Puppetstring: ar14.itch.io/puppetstring
Here are a list of tutorials that help me make this vtuber in the first place:
How To Rig a VTuber Model with Inochi2D (0.7.4.1 Creator and 0.5 Session) by @dragonator96: • How To Rig a VTuber Mo...
Puppetstring【Inochi2D】tutorial by @yussuna: • Puppetstring【Inochi2D】...
Clipping Masks: Alpha inheritance, Alpha Lock & Groups in Krita by @sergio_tellez: • Clipping Masks: Alpha ...
VTuber Webcam Tracking Setup and Adjustments in Inochi Session by @helloar14: • VTuber Webcam Tracking...
Timelapse of the 3d model used to make the art references: • Dewey Spriteheart | Vt...
The Art of Making 3D Vtubers: • The Art of Making 3D V...
Here is a google drive link to the project files made in this video: drive.google.com/drive/folder...

[@AbyssalPrimarch]

Lmfao Vanillalog Vtubing company when?! XP

[@TheVanillaLog]

I don't know how to write employment contracts, so I guess I am qualified to be a CEO of a Vtuber Company 🤣

[@AbyssalPrimarch]

@@TheVanillaLog might be overqualified xP