Interested in learning how to design 3D motion graphics, but not quite ready to purchase Cinema 4D? Then this class is for you! Learn how to translate 2D designs into 3D and animate them using Cinema 4D Lite (included in your Adobe CC subscription.) I’ll teach you a simple animation to help you get started using the program. In this class, first you'll learn how to turn your 2 dimensional design into a 3D object using Cinema 4D Lite. Next, you'll learn how to animate it. For the class project, you’ll be creating a simple looping gif with your own design. In order to complete this project, you will be using Adobe Illustrator, After Effects, Cinema 4D Lite, and Photoshop.
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction
- Preparing Illustrator File for C4D
- Importing Illustrator File into C4D
- Adding Depth, Color, and Lighting to your Design
- Adding a Camera
- Animating Your 3D Object
- Stylizing in After Effects
- Exporting File as a GIF
- Conclusion
Taught by
Jose Morquecho
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