Learn Cinema 4D – Create Abstract 3D Design Elements

Learn Cinema 4D – Create Abstract 3D Design Elements, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 52 lectures, based on 380 reviews, and has 2632 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to make 3d elements in Cinema 4D that are great for adding color and flow to any design, such as screen wallpapers and more Learn the fundamentals of Cinema 4D with a hands-on, project-based approach Learn a flexible procedural workflow that allows you to create a variety of shapes and designs with ease This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for Cinema 4D beginners or It's perfect for After Effects users who want to add 3D skills to their toolset or It's also a good fit for graphic designers who want to include 3D elements in their work It is particularly useful for This course is for Cinema 4D beginners or It's perfect for After Effects users who want to add 3D skills to their toolset or It's also a good fit for graphic designers who want to include 3D elements in their work.

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Summary

Title: Learn Cinema 4D – Create Abstract 3D Design Elements

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 52

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Curriculum Items: 52

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 52

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn how to make 3d elements in Cinema 4D that are great for adding color and flow to any design, such as screen wallpapers and more
Learn the fundamentals of Cinema 4D with a hands-on, project-based approach
Learn a flexible procedural workflow that allows you to create a variety of shapes and designs with ease

Who Should Attend

This course is for Cinema 4D beginners
It's perfect for After Effects users who want to add 3D skills to their toolset
It's also a good fit for graphic designers who want to include 3D elements in their work

Target Audiences

This course is for Cinema 4D beginners
It's perfect for After Effects users who want to add 3D skills to their toolset
It's also a good fit for graphic designers who want to include 3D elements in their work

In this course, you’ll learn how to create abstract 3D design elements. And by doing that you’ll also learn the fundamentals of working with Cinema 4D, and with 3D in general.

We learn best by doing, so this is a hands-on, project-based course.

We’re going to work through 4 fun projects from start to finish. We will create everything within Cinema 4D and won’t use and pre-made elements.

We will use a procedural workflow that doesn’t require modeling. That means that all settings remain editable and we can change the entire look by just adjusting a few sliders. It makes the whole process of creating and experimenting fun, flexible and powerful.

The design elements we’ll create are well-suited for either a 3D or a 2D workflow.

We’ll cover the fundamental concepts in the first project. And then we’ll build upon what we learned in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th projects.

We’ll reiterate the most important aspects for a deeper understanding and add new skills and techniques as we progress.

Here’s a glimpse of what we’ll cover

• Working with parametric objects

• Exploring how geometry and complexity affect the appearance of objects

• Working with deformers

• Looking at how displacement works and how to optimize for best result

• Working with the noise shader

• Making complex shaders by using the layer shader

• Lighting a scene with 3-point lighting

• Working with cameras

• Creating materials

• Rendering with the Physical and the Standard Renderer

• Making a seamless loop animation

• Color grading and post-effects in Adobe After Effects

Udemy offers a 30-day 100% money-back guarantee. So if you for any reason at all find that the course wasn’t for you, you can get a full refund.

However, I think, and hope, you’ll find this to be an efficient and fun training to get started with Cinema 4D.

Go ahead and enroll, and I’ll see you in the course.

Jesper

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Chapter 2: Getting to Know Cinema 4D

Lecture 1: Cinema 4D Interface Overview

Chapter 3: Project 1

Lecture 1: Project 1 Overview

Lecture 2: 1. Adding the Torus

Lecture 3: 2. Deforming the Torus

Lecture 4: 3. Overview of the Displacer

Lecture 5: 4. Creating the Ridges with the Displacer

Lecture 6: 5. The Phong Tag

Lecture 7: 6. Subdivision Surface

Lecture 8: 7. Adding Finer Details

Lecture 9: 8. Using Layer Shaders

Lecture 10: 9. Control the Level of Detail

Lecture 11: 10. Working with Cameras

Lecture 12: 11. 3-Point Lighting

Lecture 13: 12. Lighting the Scene

Lecture 14: 13. Creating an Environment for Reflections

Lecture 15: 14. Adding a Material

Lecture 16: 15. Adding the Color Streaks

Lecture 17: 16. Rendering with the Physical Renderer

Lecture 18: 17. Rendering with the Standard Renderer

Lecture 19: 18. Color Grading in After Effects

Lecture 20: 18b. Outputting the Final Result from After Effects

Chapter 4: Project 2

Lecture 1: Project 2 overview

Lecture 2: 19. Wrapping a Capsule Object Along a Spline

Lecture 3: 20. Creating Wrinkles with the Displacer

Lecture 4: 21. Adding a Second Object

Lecture 5: 22. Adding a Camera and Framing the Shot

Lecture 6: 23. Lighting the Scene and Creating an Infinite Floor

Lecture 7: 24. Adding a Material that Matches the Displacement

Lecture 8: 25. Render Settings and Outputting the Final Result

Chapter 5: Project 3

Lecture 1: Project 3 Overview

Lecture 2: 26. Deforming Splines and Adding a Landscape Object

Lecture 3: 27. Creating the Paint Stroke

Lecture 4: 28. Understanding Intermediate Spline Points

Lecture 5: 29. Spline Smoothness and Cinema 4D's Order of Operations

Lecture 6: 30. Framing the Shot with the Camera

Lecture 7: 31. Lighting the Scene

Lecture 8: 32. Creating the Colors and Rendering the Scene

Lecture 9: 33. Color Grading in After Effects

Chapter 6: Project 4

Lecture 1: Project 4 Overview

Lecture 2: 34. Using the Sweep Object

Lecture 3: 35. Creating the Geometry with Splines and the Sweep Object

Lecture 4: 36. Animating and Creating a Seamless Loop

Lecture 5: 37. Adding Details with the Displacer

Lecture 6: 38. Framing the Shot

Lecture 7: 39. Lighting the Scene

Lecture 8: 40. Texturing the Shape

Lecture 9: 41. Previewing the Animation with Hardware OpenGL

Lecture 10: 42. Rendering the Animation

Lecture 11: 43. Color Grading in After Effects

Lecture 12: 44. Exporting the Animation from After Effects and Adobe Media Encoder

Chapter 7: Conclusion and What's Next

Lecture 1: Conclusion and What's Next

Instructors

Jesper Sandell
3D Design / Graphic Design / Training

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4 stars: 109 votes
5 stars: 247 votes

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