cnc my new background
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When I watched this it felt like you didn't knew what you were doing and just checking every box you could, was it like that too?
Also; if you do a speed art, you should start from scratch, don't use premades in any of it, do everything yourself! Makes it alot more interesting to watch too.
Also; if you do a speed art, you should start from scratch, don't use premades in any of it, do everything yourself! Makes it alot more interesting to watch too.
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The end result is pretty nice. Although I think you should add more detail. Looks like you just added a gradient with a 3D render with basic C4D text and a flare. Don't get me wrong, it looks nice and its a good starting point. Try expand now though.
Try get nice lighting and nicer materials. Maybe add a "overlay" background to give it a different feel. Its all about experimenting and see what looks best. Keep it up though!
Try get nice lighting and nicer materials. Maybe add a "overlay" background to give it a different feel. Its all about experimenting and see what looks best. Keep it up though!
yah im still learning c4d. when i went to make it i had no clue what style i was going for :\
thx for the tips
thx for the cnc!!!
I really like it, it's simple vibrant and eye-catching.
I think the optical flare should be adjusted a bit to the left and I think when you changed the hue it was brightened a bit too much.
What you've done is very easy to do but it looks great and is really effective.
Nice work
I think the optical flare should be adjusted a bit to the left and I think when you changed the hue it was brightened a bit too much.
What you've done is very easy to do but it looks great and is really effective.
Nice work
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