Turn a child's drawing into a 3D character
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English translationMy child drew these, and I want them turned into a 3D character. They're five years old, and I'll send several drawings. It's about translating what was drawn flat in crayon into three dimensions. If an adult redraws it, it shows, and the kid says it's not their drawing. It has happened before. The moment you straighten out the wobbly parts, it becomes someone else's drawing. Front, side, 3 expressions, and a T-shirt mockup, 4 images in total.
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애가 그린 그림을 3D 캐릭터로 만들어줘. 다섯 살이고 그림 여러 장 줄게. 크레용으로 평면에 그린 걸 입체로 옮기는 거야. 어른이 다시 그린 티 나면 애가 자기 그림 아니라고 해. 실제로 그런 적 있어. 삐뚤게 그린 데를 반듯하게 펴는 순간 남의 그림이 돼. 정면, 옆모습, 표정 3개, 티셔츠에 올린 목업 이렇게 4장.
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Evaluation criteria
- Are the shape and proportions of the original drawing maintained after being converted to 3D?
- Do the child's drawing traits, such as wobbly lines and left-right asymmetry, remain?
- Are the front and side views the same character?
- Do the 3 expressions stay the same character while being distinguishable from one another?
- Is the shape legible when placed on a T-shirt?
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# Turn my child's drawing into a 3D character ## What to make - Preserve the shape and proportions of the child's original drawing - Keep the features of crooked lines and left-right asymmetry - Connect front and side views as the same character - 3 distinguishable expressions while keeping the same character - Character shape identifiable on a T-shirt mockup - Submit 4 images: 3D character front/side/3 expressions/mockup ## Evaluation criteria - Are the shape and proportions of the original drawing maintained after being converted to 3D? - Do the features of a child's drawing, such as wobbly lines and left-right asymmetry, remain? - Are the front and side views the same character? - Are the 3 expressions distinguishable from each other while remaining the same character? - Is the shape readable when placed on a T-shirt? ## Original text written by the client > Turn my child's drawing into a 3D character. They're five years old and I'll give you several drawings. > It's moving something drawn flat with crayon into 3D. > If it looks like an adult redrew it, my child says it's not their drawing. That has actually happened. The moment you straighten out the crooked parts, it becomes someone else's drawing. > Front view, side view, 3 expressions, and a mockup on a T-shirt, so 4 images.
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