Playful Animated Character Design with Cinema 4D

Final Adjustments

A course by Alex Kiesling , Digital Painter, 3D Artist, and Animator

100% positive reviews (33)

1,514 students

Audio: English

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About the video: Final Adjustments

Overview

“To end this unit, I will adjust the color, add subdivisions, and prepare the file for Adobe After Effects.”

In this video lesson Alex Kiesling addresses the topic: Final Adjustments, which is part of the Domestika online course: Playful Animated Character Design with Cinema 4D. Learn how to model, build, and animate engaging characters using the tools of Cinema 4D and After Effects.

Partial transcription of the video

“ Final Adjustments In the previous lesson, you learned how to create metal materials. In this lesson, I'll make some adjustments and prep it for After Effects. This will be a good still frame to render out and see how it feels in our frame. Now let's take in a node. Int his case, let's keep this at a specific frame. In case we do budge and make a change, we're not importing it differently. Let's render out at key 35 for our consistency when we render out. A still frame PNG to import into Photoshop. When I render out, for our case, since we don't have Global Illumination turned on, we can s...”

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Course summary for: Playful Animated Character Design with Cinema 4D

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (33)
1514 students
5 units
22 lessons (5h 5m)
10 downloads

Category
3D & Animation
Software
Cinema 4D
Areas
3D, 3D Animation, 3D Character Design, 3D Modeling, Animated Illustration, Animation, Art Direction, Character Animation, Character Design

Alex Kiesling

A course by Alex Kiesling

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Digital Painter, 3D Artist, and Animator

Alex Kiesling is a digital painter, 3D Artist, and Animator born in Wisconsin, US. He first began exploring art in the early 2000s via Tumblr. He later went on to graduate from Rhode Island School of Design as an illustrator. While still in search of his style, he moved to New York City, and started his career working in a children’s app company. There he found an appreciation for art that was more playful and began growing a following on social media, which attracted clients. He later left his job to pursue his freelance work full-time.

Now, Alex works in editorial and advertising for commercial brands. He has worked for companies including Apple, Google, MTV, Adobe, and The New York Times, and shares his work with over 45K followers on Instagram.