Volume and Texture in Cinema 4D: Transform Objects

Volume and Texture in Cinema 4D: Transform Objects

“We have come to the end of the course. Thank you for following it! It's your turn to play with Cinema 4D! I leave you below the main steps to follow to complete this project. This can be the 3D you already started with the exercises or you can create a new one! In any case, take care to document the different stages of your creation and add a brief explanation of what you did in each of them as well as your choices. Inspiration and sketches Fuel your inspiration and your desire to create. Imagine your idea by thinking about a double reading. Then make a sketch on paper of your idea, with shapes, proportions, colors and materials.

Modeling Move to modeling raw forms in Cinema 4D, then add volume. The staging Perform the staging of a 3D environment, by creating a studio and positioning lights and cameras. Add colors and textures, then render. Finalization Finally, import your creation into Photoshop to make a few final touches and enhance your work. I can't wait to see the 3D you're going to make! Don't forget to share it with the community. To do this, click on the “Create your project” button. I will respond to your posts and questions as soon as possible, but in the meantime, I encourage you to watch what your comrades have been up to and comment on their posts. The creative community is always very constructive and caring. See you soon on Domestika!”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project Thank you for taking this Domestika course with me. Now it's your turn to play with Cinema 4D. Here are a few tips before leaving you alone with your 3D creations. First of all, take the time to think about your project before you start. Get inspired, explore, draw, color. It is important to clearly delimit the direction to follow so as not to rush headlong into the software. Once done, you can start modeling your shapes and your overall volumes. They will serve as the basis on which to add the secondary elements first, then background and environmental elements. Then comes th...”

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Course summary for: Volume and Texture in Cinema 4D: Transform Objects

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (18)
• 471 students
• 5 units
• 21 lessons (3h 10m)
• 2 downloads

• Category

  3D & Animation

• Software

  Adobe Photoshop, Cinema 4D, OctaneRender

• Areas

  3D, 3D Modeling