This week we’ve got a massive collection of 72 high resolution Car Rim images for our Tuts+ Premium members. These are original images taken by regular contributor Stefan Surmabojov and are a great resource to have on hand as reference for your next vehicle, or as a blueprint for your next modeling job. You can even use them as textures! So Log in to your Premium account, or Join Now to get access!
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In this tutorial we are going to focus on explaining how you can easily and efficiently animate your titles in cinema 4D. You are going to learn the pros and cons of using different methods to create text and affect it using effectors. You will see what the limitations are, and get a basic idea of how you can combine multiple effectors together to create a single title animation. Hopefully this tutorial will boost your creativity and help you get started creating some amazing title sequences in Cinema 4D.
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Back in September we published an awesome free model of a stylish modern bow from Stefan Surmabojov, and today we’re happy to bring you a tutorial covering it’s creation. In this intermediate level tutorial, Stefan will share the tools and techniques he used to construct and detail the model in 3D Studio Max using a variety of edit poly tools and techniques.
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In this tutorial we’re going to create a smooth, stylish countdown animation. You can use words, letters, logos or whatever you want to make this type of animation. As you can see it’s easy to set up and looks very stylish and attractive.
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In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create the title animation from the movie “Max Payne” using Cinema 4D and After Effects. After we have the text constructed and animated we’ll add texture and see how the bump channel works inside C4D. Finally we’ll render out the animation and move into After Effects to composite the final piece, using some stock elements from “Action Essentials 2″ from videocopilot.net. And see how we can turn such a simple title into an interesting and fun animation with ease.
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With our work in Cinema 4D now complete, we’ll begin part two by moving into After Effects, where we’ll import our rendered image sequence and look at using some simple, yet very powerful techniques for compositing 3D renders to make our final piece look great. Log in or Join Now to get started!
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In this new two part Tuts+ Premium tutorial, author Stefan Surmabojov will cover a basic workflow for creating a bumper animation using the ESPN logo. In the first part we’ll create the logo in Cinema 4D, add materials and reflections and then animate the letters coming together to form the text. Finally we’ll finish off part one by rendering the animation out in Cinema 4D.
In Part 2 we’ll move into After Effects, where we’ll import our rendered image sequence, and look at using some simple, yet very powerful techniques for compositing 3D renders to make our final piece look great. Log in or Join Now to get started!
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Back in April we published a collection of 25 Graffiti Tag textures from Stefan Surmabojov, and today we’re bringing you another awesome set. Volume #2 contains 78 new unique Graffiti tag textures in JPG, AI and ABR formats, making them ready for use in your next project! Log in to your Premium account or Join Now to download!
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Stefan Surmabojov brings us today’s Freebie content, an awesome model of a stylized rifle that’s available to everyone for free. The download contains the rifle in .obj format, making it easy as hell to import it into your software package of choice. So why not download this bad boy today!
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Once again Stefan Surmabojov has provided us with another free 3d model to share with the community. This time we have an amazingly detailed sci-fi style gun with bullets. The model’s free and available in .obj format, so everyone can easily import it into their respective software package of choice. Download it after the jump!
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