Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this part 2 of this #Cinema4D #Octane tutorial series, we'll learn how to create god rays and several different foggy looks, as well as lighting techniques. Then we'll finish up our nature scene from last week by adding in the trees, and taking a look at a new feature for adding custom LUTs. Finally, we'll explore aerial shots and a nighttime scene with lanterns floating through the woods to see how these techniques can expand to many different situations. See below for Forester & displacement map links!
Watch Part 1: youtu.be/DLHFA-nFFm4
Helpful Links David mentioned:
Osiris LUTs: vision-color.com/products/osiris
Watch our Octane Render Tutorial Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=tQQvBmAPNyI&list=PLhuhkssBjYqdFI4ovbakpm8Z_XJMm9S8_
Using Octane Displacement for Amazing Abstract Renders in Cinema 4D: youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=068g41cTrYY
Plastic Vinyl Toy Textures in Octane Render: youtube.com/watch?v=8Njl5hLmGs0
David's List of Essential Octane Resources: arievvisuals.com/resources
Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you enjoy this tutorial & check out more tutorials at eyedesyn.com
Want to see more #C4D tutorials from David? Be sure to LIKE and show him some love on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook and leave some comments in the comments section & let us know about any Octane tutorials you'd like to see in the future!
Follow David & his amazing work on the interwebs:
Website: arievvisuals.com
instagram.com/davidariew
twitter.com/davidariew
facebook.com/david.ariew
New to 3D? Watch my FREE Cinema 4D Lite for the 2D Animator series! eyedesyn.com/cinema4d-lite
Got an idea for a tutorial you'd like to see? Contact me here:
eyedesyn.com/contact
Check out our other tutorials at eyedesyn.com
If you have any questions about Digital Nature using Octane in Cinema 4D, post them in the comments section! If you create anything using this technique, be sure to share it with us!
Share your work with me:
instagram.com/eyedesyn
twitter.com/eyedesyn
facebook.com/eyedesyn
Thanks for watching!
To get alerted for future live design casts & get sneak peeks at new tutorials before anyone else, sign up for the Eyedesyn Newsletter: bit.ly/1e22BRG
In this part 2 of this #Cinema4D #Octane tutorial series, we'll learn how to create god rays and several different foggy looks, as well as lighting techniques. Then we'll finish up our nature scene from last week by adding in the trees, and taking a look at a new feature for adding custom LUTs. Finally, we'll explore aerial shots and a nighttime scene with lanterns floating through the woods to see how these techniques can expand to many different situations. See below for Forester & displacement map links!
Watch Part 1: youtu.be/DLHFA-nFFm4
Helpful Links David mentioned:
Osiris LUTs: vision-color.com/products/osiris
Watch our Octane Render Tutorial Playlist: youtube.com/watch?v=tQQvBmAPNyI&list=PLhuhkssBjYqdFI4ovbakpm8Z_XJMm9S8_
Using Octane Displacement for Amazing Abstract Renders in Cinema 4D: youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=068g41cTrYY
Plastic Vinyl Toy Textures in Octane Render: youtube.com/watch?v=8Njl5hLmGs0
David's List of Essential Octane Resources: arievvisuals.com/resources
Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you enjoy this tutorial & check out more tutorials at eyedesyn.com
Want to see more #C4D tutorials from David? Be sure to LIKE and show him some love on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook and leave some comments in the comments section & let us know about any Octane tutorials you'd like to see in the future!
Follow David & his amazing work on the interwebs:
Website: arievvisuals.com
instagram.com/davidariew
twitter.com/davidariew
facebook.com/david.ariew
New to 3D? Watch my FREE Cinema 4D Lite for the 2D Animator series! eyedesyn.com/cinema4d-lite
Got an idea for a tutorial you'd like to see? Contact me here:
eyedesyn.com/contact
Check out our other tutorials at eyedesyn.com
If you have any questions about Digital Nature using Octane in Cinema 4D, post them in the comments section! If you create anything using this technique, be sure to share it with us!
Share your work with me:
instagram.com/eyedesyn
twitter.com/eyedesyn
facebook.com/eyedesyn
Thanks for watching!
To get alerted for future live design casts & get sneak peeks at new tutorials before anyone else, sign up for the Eyedesyn Newsletter: bit.ly/1e22BRG










