
Artisan Streamer presents: Thomas King. Thomas is a freelance 3d artist that enjoys painting and creating mostly female 3d characters. His attention to detail is key to his success. In this course you will learn how to use Cinema 4d in your workflow to create a professional clean 3d render.
Sculpting on a base mesh in Cinema 4d. Using your own base mesh to get a head start on your model.
Learn how to make hair in Cinema 4d the quick way.
In this video we will concept the female's suit, cutting in some clean lines into our model
In this video we retopologize our suit we concepted in the previous video to give it clean geometry.
In this video we will finish up our retopology.
In this video we will go over how to add materials in Cinema 4d to our female cyborg character as well as performing light set up and some quick test rendering.
In this video we will continue adding material and painting our females face in body paint and finally in photoshop.
In this video we will finish working on getting our females face to look realistic and do some more renders and tweaks.
In this video we will work on creating UV's for our character.
In this video we will work on adding final high definition sculpting details on our females face.
In this video we will finish up sculpting the face, and start working on texturing.
In this video we will paint in photoshop on our female face texture sheet and set up skin materials and lighting in cinema 4d.
Skin materials finalized.
In this video we will create the cloth geometry, simulate the cloth, and finally sculpt in the folds.
In this video you will learn how to navigate around cinema 4d a well as, keyboard shortcuts, and more.
In this video we will take a more in-depth look at sculpting and using the different brushes, as well as sculpting texture on our mesh from photographs.
In this video we will go over rendering and lighting, and also adding HDR's to give our model a nice reflection.
Using the polygon pen tool we will create new geometry in Cinema 4d
This course is focused on creating female sci fi concept art in Cinema 4d, Bodypaint, and Photoshop. We will then bring our final model render into photoshop, to work on the final shot. (Note: The female base mesh used in this course comes shipped with Cinema 4d.) You should have some basic knowledge of Cinema 4d and 3d graphics in general, but if you don't there will be a crash course in the bonus section to help you get up to speed. By end of this course you will understand how to:
The last 6 videos of this course will give beginners a crash course into using Cinema 4d. So if you are new to Cinema 4d, the last 6 videos are where to start beginners will learn how to: