CAN I JOIN DOE?
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Google search C4Ds and pick any one you like. Insert it as a layer. You can then merge the image under filters to add cool effects to your work.
Alright, bare with me. This is a two second c4d tutorial.
C4Ds are complex, computer generated images known as "Cinema 4D". They can add texture, depth, and design to any images you create. To start, simply google search C4D. There are millions of premade ones for you to use. If you want, you can download the software and create your own; however, that's a very special skill that many designers do not have.
I have selected this C4D to start.
First, I made a basic signature (I apologize for it's quality, I spent about 2 minutes making it).
I took a render of Master Chief, and created a background by blowing up a copy of the render, and using the smudge tool. I can talk to you about that later if you wish.
Once I Have the basic design down, I import the C4D as a layer.
Once I have it set as a layer, (edit> paste as layer), I go over to the mode, and select one that applies a good effect for this image. in this case, Soft light looks the most appealing.
I then merge down the layer, and create a light source to highlight the render.
tahdah!
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C4Ds are complex, computer generated images known as "Cinema 4D". They can add texture, depth, and design to any images you create. To start, simply google search C4D. There are millions of premade ones for you to use. If you want, you can download the software and create your own; however, that's a very special skill that many designers do not have.
I have selected this C4D to start.
First, I made a basic signature (I apologize for it's quality, I spent about 2 minutes making it).
I took a render of Master Chief, and created a background by blowing up a copy of the render, and using the smudge tool. I can talk to you about that later if you wish.
Once I Have the basic design down, I import the C4D as a layer.
Once I have it set as a layer, (edit> paste as layer), I go over to the mode, and select one that applies a good effect for this image. in this case, Soft light looks the most appealing.
I then merge down the layer, and create a light source to highlight the render.
tahdah!
]
Alright, bare with me. This is a two second c4d tutorial.
C4Ds are complex, computer generated images known as "Cinema 4D". They can add texture, depth, and design to any images you create. To start, simply google search C4D. There are millions of premade ones for you to use. If you want, you can download the software and create your own; however, that's a very special skill that many designers do not have.
I have selected this C4D to start.
First, I made a basic signature (I apologize for it's quality, I spent about 2 minutes making it).
I took a render of Master Chief, and created a background by blowing up a copy of the render, and using the smudge tool. I can talk to you about that later if you wish.
Once I Have the basic design down, I import the C4D as a layer.
Once I have it set as a layer, (edit> paste as layer), I go over to the mode, and select one that applies a good effect for this image. in this case, Soft light looks the most appealing.
I then merge down the layer, and create a light source to highlight the render.
tahdah!
]
What program did you use?
Alright, bare with me. This is a two second c4d tutorial.
C4Ds are complex, computer generated images known as "Cinema 4D". They can add texture, depth, and design to any images you create. To start, simply google search C4D. There are millions of premade ones for you to use. If you want, you can download the software and create your own; however, that's a very special skill that many designers do not have.
I have selected this C4D to start.
First, I made a basic signature (I apologize for it's quality, I spent about 2 minutes making it).
I took a render of Master Chief, and created a background by blowing up a copy of the render, and using the smudge tool. I can talk to you about that later if you wish.
Once I Have the basic design down, I import the C4D as a layer.
Once I have it set as a layer, (edit> paste as layer), I go over to the mode, and select one that applies a good effect for this image. in this case, Soft light looks the most appealing.
I then merge down the layer, and create a light source to highlight the render.
tahdah!
]
How do I put soft light on...like i know where it is, i just dont know what tool to apply it with/how to use it
So in that right hand column that has all your layers, at the top, there is a drop down tab that has "normal" on it. Click that and select any one of those. Merge down that layer to complete it.
Im working on a sig for a friend, and I was wandering if you could give me your opinion when I am done with it. Like tell me what I missed or messed up and stuff
Sure and what kind of different methods. For the sizes, i put whatever is best. Meaning i make sure they arent stretched out and stuff like that as long as the sizes are in the range of what they are supposed to be.
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