Abstract Compositions with Cinema 4D

You will start by knowing Jeison, who will tell you a little about how he started in the world of 3D and animation, and then show you some of the designers that have influenced his style.

Before creating your 3D compositions, you will start looking for graphic references to develop the style of your creations. From there you will start to create your initial composition, a still life or set environment. Jeison will teach you several basic resources and tools of Cinema 4D.

You will prepare the resources in Adobe Illustrator to create shapes from vectors, before taking them to Cinema 4D. This way you can work with lighter files.

Now, get to work. You will start modeling all the necessary objects for your scene using the modeling tools that Jeison will teach you. You will build structures with basic shapes and you will also learn to incorporate models downloaded from the internet into your composition.

You'll discover how to create your own materials for V-Ray, Jeison's preferred render engine. Then, you will see how to retouch the materials to create new patterns and effects from them.

The lighting gives any 3D project a higher level of realism and, in the next lesson, you will learn to incorporate it into your composition to achieve a professional finish. You will learn to create a lighting set with three studio lights and ambient light.

Before moving on to render , you will give the finishing touches to your project, perfecting modeling, textures, lighting and layout.

Finally, you will learn the parameters to render your composition optimally, to finally touch up its appearance in Adobe Photoshop.