In this tutorial, Nick Campbell shows you how to make a 3D Logo Type in Cinema 4D using Mograph Text and a bend deformer. He also goes over how to texture and light the scene give it that reflective top-lit look. Then for the final composite, bringing the 3D render in to Photoshop where you will put the final touches on using blending modes, blurs, and curves.
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How To Make The Cherry 7up Look With Cinema 4D from Nick Campbell on Vimeo.
Nick Campbell has created this awsome tutorial in Cinema 4D, Mograph and After Effects. He goes though the process of making this Cherry 7up Animation. First, He shows you how to model a simple cherry to use for the particle. Then explains how to use the Mograph Cloner Object, Dynamics, Spline Effector, Global Illumination, and Linear Falloff settings to animate the scene.
Hope you enjoy it because i did…
Here is part two of the tutorial.
How To Make The Cherry 7up Look With Cinema 4D from Nick Campbell on Vimeo.
Learn how to model the infamous drive by shooter! the Mac 10 in Cinema 4D. The video tutorial will show you step by step how to create this naughty weapon of choice for all your homeboy’s.
Joking aside! I spent quite a few hours grafting the mesh for this model, although a few parts of the weapon could have been tackle differently.
Please excuse my annoying voice! I might sound a little nervous as it is the first time I have recorded with a microphone.
Here you will find the reference image I used for this project…
Anyway I hope this helps anyone who is interested in modelling weapons or is new to Cinema 4D.
Ps: Part four of the tutorial! i had problems with the file size… just so you know it’s being uploaded.
Model a Mac 10 in Cinema 4D from Tony Harris on Vimeo.