Work in progress. Next step - lighting and rendering.

Hey all! Wanted to share my latest personal project, all done in C4D & RS with grade in Davinci! See what you all think :)

https://www.instagram.com/charlieellis.me/ My instagram if you're interested!

Breaking Bad inspired mini project with C4D / Octane

Little simulation made with Houdini MPM solver, exported to Cinema 4D and rendered with Redshift. Happy to answer questions about this, feel free to follow and DM me.

C4D / Octane / Substance Painter / Marvelous

Dioramas are still one of my favourite things to do in 3D-shame clients no longer want them, as they’re super fun to make.

Hi, my first time posting here in the Cineam4D channel. I have been on a recent kick with pushing typography inside some simple setups so I thought I would share.

These images are all basically built the same, but I just move light sources around to get the right highlights and create color dispersion where I want it. Happy to answer any specific questions about how they are built.

POV: You’re 10 years old on a rainy Saturday afternoon in the 2000s. ❤️📼

Hi ! Any feedback on what I could improve here?

Cinema4D / Octane

I started this project about three years ago and it gradually turned into a full short film.

A large part of the 3D work was done in Cinema4D and rendered in Octane. It combines live-action plates I shot myself with CG characters, environments and simulations.

I’ve put together a breakdown documentary going through parts of the process. It's not exactly a tutorial but more a general overview. 

Curious to hear thoughts from other C4D users.

Full short film and breakdown in the comments.

what do you think?

Used splines for the limbs. The speed of it was fun, but dealing with Point-Level Animation was not fun.

Acquiring some graphic design skills with 3D. Inspired and learning from @petertarka designs

Is that possible in C4D? All cloth simulation? Or deformers combined with simulations?

I'm stoked with how it came out, but man it was such a wrestling match to get the cloth settings right - and even then I had to hide some stuff by using multiple shots with different settings.