This was the ident I created following a tutorial made by
the tutor. At first it felt like it was a lot to get to grips with, but once I started,
everything came easily.
The outline was created in Adobe Illustrator and saved as an Illustrator 8 file, as this older versioned file format was the one Cinema 4D recognized.
The outline was created in Adobe Illustrator and saved as an Illustrator 8 file, as this older versioned file format was the one Cinema 4D recognized.
It was then
brought into Cinema 4D and animated.
Being slightly familiar with Cinema 4D from the past for Graphic Design purpose, I was a slight relived. It was nice to now be able to use Cinema 4D for animation purposes.
One of the major things that I learnt was the use of Effector, and how this standard built in set of features are really advanced once you know how to use then.
The object was sliced and a ‘Random’ Effector was applied to it.
Here is the finished outcome:
Being slightly familiar with Cinema 4D from the past for Graphic Design purpose, I was a slight relived. It was nice to now be able to use Cinema 4D for animation purposes.
One of the major things that I learnt was the use of Effector, and how this standard built in set of features are really advanced once you know how to use then.
The object was sliced and a ‘Random’ Effector was applied to it.
Here is the finished outcome:
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