

As we have seen before in a variety of posts, the juxtaposition of 2D and 3D, especially with respect to idiosyncratic or erotic images, often provides interesting material.
You can see plenty of such images in this gallery, as provided by the Vippers:
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This gentleman appears (blissfully) unaware of the resemblance (100% by the estimation of the caption) between him and his 2D counterpart.
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Given the ferocious antipathy we have seen directed against the Hollywood movie “adaptation” of beloved classic Dragonball, the sight of the game adaptation of the movie, “Dragonball: Evolution”, is sure to send fans in paroxysms of rage and despair.
Below we compare the two conceptions of the franchise, in 2D and 3D:
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Sagacious wolf Horo is illustrated rather impressively above; below you can see a pair of photographs bearing a suspicious resemblance to the good wolf.
Could somebody have perhaps posed them after seeing the fine work above?
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Spectacular 2D vs 3D moe imagery in this fine work by S. Zenith Lee. It is especially interesting to see what slight liberties he has taken in rendering it into 2D.
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Here you can see something of the new figure rendition of eroge Unity Marriage: Double Bride’s heroine Unity Yuno, by Good Smile, along with her 2D original incarnation.
Since the figure closely follows the CG, let us compare the two; first the CG:
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What many are convinced is one of the finest pieces of cosplay ever, depicting Nagi-sama of Kannagi, is now with us in full resolution splendour, with a number of additional images:
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Flat chested goddess Nagi-sama receives her first cosplay rendition we have so far seen (though there have been plenty we have not seen), and it is a superb effort, possibly perfect in every detail.
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This is a likeness of Korean actress Song Hye Kyo, general idol and star of a score of Korean dramas .
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The unusual decision to release the latest Tales RPG “Tales of Hearts” in two versions with drastically differing visual styles in the movies and packaging, one based on 3D computer graphics ala Final Fantasy, the other on classic Tales anime visuals, turned heads when it first came to light, particularly given the dubious choice of character designs in the 3D version.
Turned heads, much as a grisly traffic accident does. It does not seem the 3D version is selling well in Japan; second-hand sales reveal the 2D version is selling for 30% more than the 3D version. Some take this as a sign of the ill-advised nature of the scheme…
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The art of the future, and increasingly of the present, is that conducted in 3D using computer graphics. This gallery collects some of the most interesting recent examples of such, naturally with a substantial contingent of highly erotic images.
All kinds of visual styles, whether striving to emulate the look of 2D or that of 3D, are included; each genre provides some truly stunning works.
There are also a variety of hybrid images of various sorts, such as 3DCG mixed with 2D and photography.
A fuller selection, including higher resolution images, resides on the Channel.
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You may recall from the gallery that actual 3D nekomimi cosplaying idols are rarely on the same level as their 2D counterparts, though this image presents an uncommon exception…
The knee sock power-up version below too:
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