C4d Problems

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  1. Escoda

    Escoda Well-Known Member

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    Well, I'd like to have some advice and tutorials on how to use / find good C4D's ..
    I have a pack of like 54 of them, and when I use them, most look really bad and have an awfull outcome, I usually avoid turorials with C4D's in them untill lately my art teacher told me that exposing failed objects is good for yourself.
    It means that you are invulnerable to other people their comments etc.

    So .. Please help me and give me advice !
    I want to become good with Photoshop one day ! :rofl:

    ~Escoda
     
  2. FM Lawlhalla

    FM Lawlhalla Senior Member

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    tell your teacher to stop saying bull---- to you
     
  3. Xinspaly

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    it is simple once you get the hang of it, if you have effect c4d's, find one that flow with your render, if your render is at an angle, find one with a similar angle...

    find something that goes along with the overall look of the sig, a sharp sig- get a sharp, jagged c4d, something with flow, and elegance, get something with flow and elegance,

    screen, lighten, color dodge, linear dodge, often good settings to set your blending mode, lower the opacity if you want.. after you get the hang of it, its really actually simple!
     
  4. Escoda

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    Thanks all, in an hour or two I will start a new sig, just came out of bed.
     
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    render + brush + photoshop skill is ok..

    no need c4d :P
     
  6. .HaVoC.

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    just practice using them

    just remember to not overdo it when you use them
     

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