Model a Snowman in Cinema 4D, Beginner Course

Model a Snowman in Cinema 4D, Beginner Course, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 5, with 11 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 9 subscribers.

You will learn about The fundamentals of 3D Visualization The basics of Cinema 4D, Version R25 3D Modeling with parametric primitives Texturing using Cinema 4Ds default material 3-Point light set-up and Physical Skies Composition, Cameras and Rendering This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring artists interested in learning 3D or Beginner 3D Artists who want to learn the entire pipeline of 3D visualization with step-by-step instruction or Artists new to Cinema 4D It is particularly useful for Aspiring artists interested in learning 3D or Beginner 3D Artists who want to learn the entire pipeline of 3D visualization with step-by-step instruction or Artists new to Cinema 4D.

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Summary

Title: Model a Snowman in Cinema 4D, Beginner Course

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 11

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 11

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

The fundamentals of 3D Visualization

The basics of Cinema 4D, Version R25

3D Modeling with parametric primitives

Texturing using Cinema 4Ds default material

3-Point light set-up and Physical Skies

Composition, Cameras and Rendering

Who Should Attend

Aspiring artists interested in learning 3D

Beginner 3D Artists who want to learn the entire pipeline of 3D visualization with step-by-step instruction

Artists new to Cinema 4D

Target Audiences

Aspiring artists interested in learning 3D

Beginner 3D Artists who want to learn the entire pipeline of 3D visualization with step-by-step instruction

Artists new to Cinema 4D

Welcome to this course on Modeling a Snowman in Cinema 4D!

This course was designed with the complete beginner in mind and was recorded using Cinema 4D version R25. The course covers simple concepts like modeling with parametric primitives and the only requirement is that the student should have a basic understanding of Cinema 4D’s user interface. The course is project-based and starts with simple modeling techniques. You will apply your new skills immediately in the 3D environment and upon completion have a fully realized 3D visualization, complete with environment and lighting.

Here are a few reasons why you would want to learn Cinema 4D with this online tutorial:

Cinema 4D is an excellent application which enables you to make high quality models and renderings which can be used for a large variety of applications including character design, architecture, products and more.

Understand the fundamentals of 3D modeling, texturing, lighting and rendering.

Make your own unique 3D artwork.

Gain an understanding of the entire production workflow for 3D visualization.

Gain confidence to create your own project from start to finish.

With this beginner online tutorial, you will gain a solid understanding of the key concepts used to create 3D artwork.

In this series of lessons we will cover all the fundamentals of 3D including:

1. 3D Modeling

Use parametric primitives as the basis for the geometry

Utilize the ‘make editable’ function to refine the model and add detail

Selection tools and attributes

Splines + NURBS

Use the symmetry object to mirror the face and arms

Model the body, hat, face, and arms

Grouping related geometry and file organization

Populating the scene with Landscapes

2. Texturing

Create default Cinema 4D Materials

Adjust material attributes

Add noise to materials for detail

Create realistic reflections within the reflectance channel

Create bump using noise textures

Apply the materials to geometry

3. Modeling Variations

Create your own version of a snowman using reference images

Easily populate your scene using pre-made models and textures from the asset browser

4. Lighting

3-point light set-up; main light, fill light and rim light

Use of physical sky object to create the sky and clouds

Brief discussion of lighting tips

5. Composition

Overview of the rule of thirds

Cameras, composition tab, and protection tag

6. Rendering

Set-up final output render settings using the standard renderer in Cinema 4D

Size, aspect ratio, save path, anti-aliasing

About the Instructor

Pete Maric is the instructor for the course. He has been teaching 3D visualization and animation at Tri-C Community College and the Cleveland Institute of Art for over 10 years. In that timeframe, he has helped thousands of students become proficient in the use of 3D applications and gain confidence in their visual communication skills.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: 3D Modeling

Lecture 1: 3D Modeling

Lecture 2: Model the Hat

Lecture 3: Model the Face

Lecture 4: Model the Arms

Lecture 5: Model the Landscapes

Chapter 3: Texturing

Lecture 1: Texturing

Chapter 4: Variations

Lecture 1: Modeling Variations

Chapter 5: Lighting

Lecture 1: Lighting

Chapter 6: Composition and Rendering

Lecture 1: Composition

Lecture 2: Rendering

Instructors

Pete Maric
Designer | Cinema 4D Expert | Founder, Triplet 3D

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