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[...] In this tutorial I’m going to show you how you can use Cinema 4D’s Cel Shader to allow for shadows to be cast onto objects with 100% luminance.  I covered the Cel Shader in [...]

[...] of my previous tutorials that shows you how to create the 2D illustrative materials using the Cel Shader that I’m using for the paint strokes in this tutorial: Using the Cel Shader to Apply an [...]

[...] 3D objects using Cinema 4D. We will achieve this look by using the mostly overlooked Cel Shader & Spline Shader. Learning how to leverage C4D in your 2D workflow is critical when it [...]

[...] animation is awesome for using in conjunction your 2D workflow in After Effects by applying a Cel Shader material to your splines.  The nice thing about using the Cel Shader or just […] [...]

Hail to the chief!  It’s an election year and I’m sure some of you out there have to do some political animations, so here’s a nice [...]

Here’s a few pointers for ya…MOUSE POINTERS!  Har har…  And an added bonus, the Happy Mac icon!  All sexy in 8-bit and 3D for all [...]

Just finished modeling this caduceus model for a medical animation I’m working on and releasing it for free as a “thank you” to this awesome mot [...]

Been playing around with Cinema R14 a lot and, in particular, with the new Aerodynamics settings new to this version.  For your downloading pleasure [...]

[...] the Skin object. Finally I’ll show you how to easily animate the folding by using a Pose Morph tag and setting just a couple keyframes to control it all.  If you’re not familiar with the [...]

[...] I animated Baymax from Big Hero 6 in my Cinema 4D Jiggle Deformer tutorial by using the Pose Morph Tag. If you’re not familiar with the Pose Morph Tag, be sure to check out my previous Pose [...]

In this tutorial I’m going to show you a really cool workflow for animating or morphing between 2D style, illustrative objects using Cinema 4D.  F [...]

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[...] Cinema 4D 101 tutorial, I’ll be showing you the efficiency of using combinations of mograph effectors to create complex and dynamic animations inside of Cinema 4D. I’ll teach you the [...]

[...] In this Cinema 4D quick tip, I will be going over how you can use Mograph Effectors to change the transparency of objects.  I’ll demonstrate how you can use effectors to fade [...]

[...] ” text reveal just like the text preset from After Effects inside of Cinema 4D using mograph effectors. There’s a couple ways to achieve this and both ways are quite simple. The hardest [...]

[...] your spline object.  Next, I’ll show you how you can set up your scene to allow Mograph effectors to effect […] [...]

[...] I am excited to announce the release of my new product, Text Edge FX!  Text Edge FX is a must have tool for anyone who works with 3D type or logos inside of Cinema 4D.   Sam [...]

[...] I am excited to announce the release of my new product, Text Edge FX!  Text Edge FX is a must have tool for anyone who works with 3D type or logos inside of Cinema 4D.   Sam [...]

[...] I am excited to announce the newest release of Text Edge FX, version 1.4!  Text Edge FX is a must have tool for anyone who works with 3D type or logos inside of Cinema 4D.  This is a [...]

In this tutorial I’m going to explore a few of the many uses of the Cinema 4D Jiggle Deformer.  The Jiggle Deformer is super powerful and allows [...]

[...] the mostly overlooked Cel Shader & Spline Shader. Learning how to leverage C4D in your 2D workflow is critical when it comes to saving time creating […] [...]

[...] 4D.  This kind of spline morphing animation is awesome for using in conjunction your 2D workflow in After Effects by applying a Cel Shader material to your splines.  The nice thing about [...]

[...] from an actual object! And if you want to learn more about how to use Cinema 4D in your 2D workflow, check out my Mixing 2D & 3D with Cinema 4D & After Effects Lynda.com course where I go [...]

In this tutorial I’m going to keep with the nice, 2D illustrative look theme and apply it to create those popular and trendy 2D style ribbon banne [...]

In this tutorial I’m going to show you a really cool workflow for animating or morphing between 2D style, illustrative objects using Cinema 4D.  F [...]

In this tutorial I’m going to show you a really cool workflow for morphing between splines using Cinema 4D.  This kind of spline morphing animatio [...]

In this tutorial I’m going to show you how you can use Cinema 4D and Sketch and Toon to apply the popular line art styles to your 3D objects.  Sket [...]

[...] a Cinema 4D & Nuke workflow.  FLOW will explore that workflow experienced in a real life motion graphics & visual effects project.  Nuke artist Craig Whitaker will guest host this [...]

[...] FLOW explores a workflow experienced in a real life motion graphics & visual effects project.  Artist Craig Whitaker will guest host this series [...]

[...] FLOW explores a workflow experienced in a real life motion graphics & visual effects project.  Artist Craig Whitaker will guest host this series [...]

[...] FLOW explores a workflow experienced in a real life motion graphics & visual effects project.  Artist Craig Whitaker will guest host this series [...]