Cinema 4D R20 tutorial - Transforming effect Sean Dove 2019-04-27 | Hey guys - Sean Dove here back with another cinema 4d quick tip!A little while ago one of you guys sent me this great animation made by a studio called Moose Tank and asked, how could we go about creating a similar animation. In the clip we see this really cool morph, transform effect between different pieces of technology and the whole thing is really impressive!To better understand how Moose Tank created this transform animation I went frame by frame during one of the morph states to see if we could get any clues. Something I did noticed was that as it begins to morph, the next state actually seems to scales up in pieces as the previous scales down - and when this is played back in real time it looks like they transformed seamlessly. Now of course this is over simplifying this great piece however it will be the bases for how we start to attach it for ourselves!So of course I was pumped to see what sort of results we could achieve - we will have a play trying to transform between two seperate objects by taking full advantage of some Mograph effectors and get some dynamics involved to finish it all off. alright, lets have a play! _____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.auShoe model - behance.net/gallery/6410899/Nike-Air-Max-1-PremiumReference animation - behance.net/gallery/33150589/BIGGERPAN
Cinema 4D Pyro tests Sean Dove 2022-11-10 | I predict we are about to see a lot of smokin’ renders! Crazy new Cinema 4D update - pyro simulations - just a few cheeky viewport renders from my initial tests#cinema4D #C4D #simulation #animation #dynamics #3D #maxon #pyro #smoke #fire
ARTIST VS AI - round 4 Sean Dove 2022-10-29 | ROUND 4 - I used the new cloth dynamics in Cinema 4D to set the position of the stickers, was very impressed with how it could handle unique shapes!#design #ai #dalle2 #3D #art #prompt #c4d #cinema4d #basketball #cloth #stickers
ARTIST VS AI - round 3 Sean Dove 2022-10-25 | The new rope system in Cinema4D is nuts! I’m impressed at how quickly AI can generate from a simple text prompt however I think Midjorney gives a more detailed output (this one was created with Dalle2) have you had a play with both? Thoughts? #design #ai #dalle2 #3D #art #prompt #c4d #cinema4d
ARTIST VS AI - round 2 Sean Dove 2022-10-24 | ROUND 2 - Really just an excuse to have a play with the new cloth dynamics inside Cinema4D. AI seemed to struggle a bit with this one, think the prompt might have needed more detail#design #ai #dalle2 #3D #art #prompt #c4d #cinema4d
Artist VS AI - round 1 Sean Dove 2022-10-22 | Putting my reputation on the line going head to head in a design challenge with AI - who do you think won?Looking for prompt ideas for the next battle!#design #ai #dalle2 #3D #art #prompt #c4d #cinema4d #chocolate
Light - texture - render Sean Dove 2022-02-01 | Working on my next (non)award winning tutorial - diving deep into how I approach lighting, texturing and render settings. Zero plugins, custom HDRI and fun guaranteed for the whole family.
Cinema 4D tutorial - Dynamic twisting animation Sean Dove 2022-01-29 | G’day guys -My name is Sean Dove, a creative from Melbourne Australia.Today I wanted to share my approach to get this really fun and organic twisting effect taking advantage of Soft Body dynamics inside Cinema 4D.It's a super simple technique that I think can lend itself to a heap of possibilities. Alright, let's jump in and have a play!
Cinema 4D tutorial - Dynamic spline logo reveal Sean Dove 2022-01-16 | G’day guys -My name is Sean Dove, a creative from Melbourne Australia.I think I've found my new obsession - I’ve only just discovered you can use Soft Bodies on splines to create really fun and dynamic animations!I've share a few results I'd been playing with on Instagram and I thought it might be worth while to discuss my approach to create this logo reveal where the splines build up and wrap around revealing a silhouette of our shape or logo. Alright, let's jump straight in!
Cinema 4D tutorial - Animated cloth logo reveal Sean Dove 2022-01-09 | So, ah - its been a minute...went missing for a bit last year so I though it would be worthwhile reintroducing myself. My name is Sean Dove and I'm a creative from Melbourne Australia - I'm the art director at a studio and production company here called Chocolate Studios.So, what are we having a play with today?I have recently been playing with soft bodies inside Cinema 4D to create these nice cloth wrinkles, a lot thanks to a three-part series Chris Schmidt from Rocket Lasso put together where he goes into detail how to fine tune the effect. I really encorage you to go check out the full series! Using some of the techniques he discusses I wanted to share my approach to achieve this fun logo reveal as the cloth spins up around the ball.I shared this on my instagram and a few reached out wanting to know a few more details so lets give it a go!
Cinema 4D tutorial - fun and EASY reflections Sean Dove 2020-10-11 | Hey guys - welcome back, if you’re new here my names Sean Dove, a motion designer from Melbourne Australia and today we are going to take a look at another cinema 4d quick tip!Today I wanted to take a look at a super easy way we can create this fun selfie style reflection. I was inspired to have a go at this after been a long time fan of the incredible work by the artist know as Fanakapan - If you don’t know who he is, his instagram bio reads ‘the pioneer of balloon Graff’ and I think that sums his work up perfectly. Not only is his stuff wildly creative but his ability to capture reflections is just mind blowing - and this is all by hand. Insane.So I was inspired to see what sort or results we could achieve using cinema 4D! Before we start I figured we we’re going to need some sort of reflective ball, now unfortunately I don't have a nice vfx chome ball handy - but what I did have lying about was this badboy, the humble christmas bauble - its not perfect, the surface is a little rough but I thought it might just be able to do the trick!Next we ran outside and I snapped this guy just using my iPhone - I tried to get as close as possible to maximise the resolution because we are going to use this image for our reflections.alright with that ready lets jump in and have a play! _____________________________HANDSY COLLECTION - https://www.seandove.com.au/handsyGot a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.au
Cinema 4D tutorial - cartoon impact smoke Sean Dove 2020-09-15 | Hey guys - welcome back, if you’re new here my names Sean Dove, a motion designer from Melbourne Australia and today we are going to take a look at another cinema 4d quick tip!I know its been a minute since we caught up but I’ve been getting a few comments from you guys that I sound like a younger, I guess more successful, Chris Hemsworth - aka Thor.Well I thought that was quite fitting for todays quick tip as we take a look at creating this fun cartoon impact smoke that Ive used to show the power of Thors hammer.Alright, lets jump in and have a play! _____________________________HANDSY COLLECTION - https://www.seandove.com.au/handsyGot a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.au
Cinema 4D tutorial - Animating with deformers (beginner) Sean Dove 2019-12-28 | Hey guys, welcome back! If you’re new here my name is Sean Dove, Im a motion designer from Melbourne, Australia - and today we are going to take a look at another Cinema 4D quick tip. This one is getting back to basics’, we will set up a simple keyframe animation, use Cinema 4D’s deformers to enhance it, creating some great anticipation and fluid motion - then finally get it all ready to render out. Alright, lets jump straight in! _____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.au
EbSynth tutorial - Digital ageing visual effect using A.I Sean Dove 2019-09-01 | So I’ve always been impressive how they can make actors look older or younger in blockbuster movies with the use of make up and particularly CGI.We’ve seen it with Brad Pitt in Benjamin Button and more recently with Will Smith where we can see in the trailer for his new movie Gemini Man a much younger version of himself and he actually did a break down on his youtube channel on how the VFX team actually did it, Ill leave a link below to anyone keen to take a look.So today I wanted to take a look and see if we could achieve similar-ish results but without the Hollywood budget - I have to give a huge shout out to Ben Marriot, a fellow Australian artist who’s open approach to design is truly inspiring, its thanks to him I now know about the program we are going to be using today - its called EbSynth and its a free tool designed to make your videos look like animated paintings. The way it works is by taking a reference frame that you’ve painted and then converts the remaining frames to match. You can also feed it multiple reference frames from throughout your video to make for a better end result. I got very excited when I saw what this program was creating, the videos are quite surreal and they really do have this unique quality about them where it feels like so much more than just an overlay on footage, they really feel like live paintings. But instead of creating a painting I wanted to see if we can use this tool for something else, I want too see if we can create reference frames of our actor looking old or young and feed it into the software to hopefully manipulate the rest of the footage.Okay lets jump in and see how we go! _____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.auEbsynth - http://bit.ly/30PGP06
Cinema 4D R20 tutorial - Vertex maps and fields Sean Dove 2019-08-23 | Hey guys - Sean Dove here, back with another Cinema 4D quick tip!Today I wanted to take a look at how we can get these really fun fluid animations inside Cinema 4D. We are going to attack this by setting up vertex maps to drive the animation - this is something I’ve really been trying to get my head around, especially since they introduced the field system to work with and effect vertex maps. Now I’m certainly still learning this as we go but hey, what better way to learn than together! Let’s jump in and have a play. _____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.au
Cinema 4D R20 tutorial - Inflated text animation Sean Dove 2019-03-02 | Download project file here - http://bit.ly/2HDxsLc__G’day guys, Sean Dove here, back with another Cinema 4D quick tip!Today I wanted to take a look at how we can create this fun text inflate animation using the pose morph tag to drive it.To initially set this up we are going to be using a technique that EJ from Eye Design recent showed us. In his amazing tutorial he shows us how to create these cloth inflation simulations and gets absolutely incredible results! So using his technique we are going to art direct an inflated and deflated state of our text then take advantage of the pose morph tag and the new falloff system to have full control animating between the two different states.Make sure you check out EJs tutorial also, Ill leave a link down below - his understanding of cloth dynamics and anything Cinema 4D related for that matter really is second to none and I must say I owe a great deal of what I know to him - Cheers EJWith that said, lets jump in and have a play! _____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey? Don’t be shy, reach out - I'm always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.auEJ’s tutorial - http://bit.ly/2UfjIbV
Cinema 4D R20 tutorial - Animated cartoon icing Sean Dove 2018-12-02 | Download project file here - http://bit.ly/2CA3fsd____Hey guys, Sean Dove here back with another Cinema 4D quick tip. Today I wanted to look at how we can create this fun, cartoony, icing effect using some of the new tools in R20.We’ll see how quickly it is to set up and be able to get it to sit nicely on our object we are icing. Of course we’ll then animate it on using the new fields system.Alright get your chef hats ready and let’s jump in! _____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.au
Cinema 4D R20 tutorial - Create typography using volumes Sean Dove 2018-11-24 | Hey guys, Sean Dove here, back with another Cinema 4D quick tip - I recently got my hands on release 20 so today I wanted to have a quick look at how we can use these new tools to create some fun typography. I wanted to share a bit of my workflow so we are going start with a rough sketch to shape our idea then by using the new volume modelling and fields system we will get some results that before this update would have been near impossible, especially with the amount of flexibility we now have to iterate quickly.With that said lets jump in and start having a play! _____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.au
Cinema 4D tutorial - Camera mapping Sean Dove 2018-08-18 | Hey guys Sean Dove here. A little while ago I got sent the opening title sequence for a kids show called Figure It Out and I was asked how could we go about recreate their effect. This creative piece was made by the team over at BUCK and as someone who loves playing with perspective I was really excited to try this technique. In the clip we see this skewed text projected onto this underground, carpark style, scene - and with a nice camera swing we start to see the text begin to line up before reaching that final sweet spot where it reads seamlessly. So I thought we'd have a quick look at putting together a scene using simple shapes and then have a play with some camera projections and perspective and see how it turns out!Special thanks to Oliver Santiago for allowing me to use his artwork to demonstrate this technique - make sure you check out his full series, the whole thing is insane._____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.auOliver Santiago - http://bit.ly/2vSMAMU
Cinema 4D tutorial - Animated cartoon smoke Sean Dove 2018-07-14 | Hey guys, Sean Dove here and today we are going to have a play trying to make some animated cartoon smoke inside Cinema 4D.I’ve become hooked trying to create these 3D scenes with 2D style elements interacting together, and I wanted to share how I’ve managed to hack together this look. We will have a play with the lathe nurb to model out the rocket, use emitters for creating smoke, get some dynamics involved and pull it together with some good old keyframe animation. - Also Im going to make this cheeky rocket model available for free download so grab a copy if you want to follow along using this badboy.Alright guys, lets jump in and have a play!_____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.auDownload free rocket model - http://bit.ly/2Js5FcO
CREATIVE COMMUNITY | vlog one Sean Dove 2018-06-29 | Hey guys - today was a good day!One of my good mates Kyle, an incredible photographer and lover of the craft, recently traveled around New Zealand with our mate Zach with the main purpose of capturing its beauty, and geez were they successful.When Kyle got back I reached out to see if he’d be keen to hang out at his studio - catch up a but on their trip and of course get some portraits done in their space, why not right? He was down so guys, welcome to vlog number one!_____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.auThanks Kyle for having me - Guys check out his work!http://valleypeak.com.auhttp://kylepasalskyj.com.auCheers Zach for the help as always!http://zachdyson.com.au
Cinema 4D tutorial - Mixing 2D and 3D Sean Dove 2018-06-13 | Hey guys, Sean Dove here - Today is going to be less tutorial, and more having a play!This is something I've told myself I want to do more of, exploring new techniques, stepping outside my comfort zone, potentially failing a lot but hopefully learning by doing! The idea of play and being less concerned on achieving a prefect outcome is what being a creative is all about, and its what original drew me to pursue a career that would allow me to be creative. When I think of creatives that have managed to continue this sense of play and integrate that with successful creative careers the first that come to my mind are FOREALS founders, Benjamin Simon and Dirk Schuster. These guys clearly love what they do and it shows through their tongue in cheek creative right through to their playful language as a self proclaimed ‘Non-award-winning design studio’.They recently participated in 36 Days of Type, which is an open call to all creatives to creative a letter a day working through the entire alphabet, and each day they blew me away! They made this mixed media series combining 3D letters with illustrative details - details they actually hand drew. I know, crazy.They really inspired me and made me want to try achieve this mixed media inspired look. Now, my drawing skills are no where near the level reached by the guys at FOREAL, we did get some Wacom tablets in at work so I will practice, but for now I thought id try using the sketch and toon renderer inside Cinema 4D to see if I can get close.This is something I don’t have a lot of experience with so I thought what better way to start this whole idea of play with. Lets jump in!_____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.auCheck out FOREAL - http://www.weareforeal.com
Cinema 4D tutorial - AR glitch effect Sean Dove 2018-05-26 | Hey guys!Sean Dove here and today we are going to have a look at setting up this cheeky augmented reality glitch style animation inside Cinema 4D.I was inspired to have a go at this technique after seeing the amazing work from Eduard Mykhailov where he used after effects to create some truely impressive clips and I wanted to share my thinking of how we could use Cinema 4d to create some similar results.The set up we are going to put together will give us so much control to iterate quickly, and the entire animation is driven by only 2 keyframes! We will touch on a few key points that should give you a good idea on how to attack something like this for yourself. I wanted to start this off by going over of bit of the setup of the actual graphics - then we will look at building the glitch animation before throwing in some fun camera movements to finish it off.Also special thanks to my mate Luke for his amazing efforts putting together the sound design on this one for me - guys make sure you check him out._____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.auEduard Mykhailov - http://bit.ly/2KWnfa9Luke Huels - http://bit.ly/2KYkSUnDownload iPhone display graphics - http://bit.ly/2KSHiWXBring photos to life tutorial - youtu.be/36kdBz3D-0k
Cinema 4D tutorial - Advanced splines made easy Sean Dove 2018-04-04 | Hey guys Sean Dove here and today Ive got a quick tip I want to share that I think you’ll likeWorking with splines is one of my favourite things to do inside cinema 4D I grew up playing with photoshop using the pen tool to create paths so splines just made sense to me - they’re great for typography or to create a path for an object to followHowever a detailed spline can be time consuming to set up. What I mean when I say this is when you import a spline to Cinema, lets say a text path you’ve set up in photoshop or illustrator, it comes in flat - but what I want to create is this nice interweaving within the spine and ultimately a heap of depth.I say this can be a time consuming because if you have a path with 50 or even 100 points, manually placing them can be extremely tedious - Ive done my fair share of manual spline point placement so I though I had to find a way to speed up the processIm going to share a quick tip for how to create this nice interweaving and depth within your spline, without needing to move even one point- to demonstrate this technique Im going to use a spline inspired by a single line art piece from french creative duo DFT. The work these guys are doing is stunning, ill pop a link down below to their work go check them out, seriously impressive!Also shoutout to Vincent Montel and the Spewmen for sharing their bands music video with me where they used one of my tutorials to create these great clips - they really pushed it further and the end result looks great! Thanks guys!With that said Lets jump into todays tip_____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.auCheck out the original work by DFT - behance.net/differantlyThe SPEWMEN music video - youtu.be/RFXDZTmQ1gATutorial link - youtu.be/36kdBz3D-0k
Cinema 4D tutorial - Glitch text transition Sean Dove 2018-03-18 | Hey guys, Sean Dove here - The other day I saw Andrew Cramer created this amazing glitch effect inside After Effects and I thought we just had to give it a go using Cinema 4D! We are going to have a play using the Voronoi Fracture and some random effectors to make this fun glitchy text transition Before we do start I wanted to thank you guys - the other week we passed 10,000 subscribers and I was blown away. Thank you so much for the support - seeing you guys get involved and actually completing the tutorials has been a great experience. I wanted to start giving a shoutout to those who have got involved - today's is render_apprentice for this great little animation - thanks mate!Also a special thanks to Logic Keyboard for sending me one of their C4D shortcut keyboards to test for you guys. As you might know, I'm a massive advocate for using shortcuts - every change you get to shave a few seconds off your workflow by using shortcuts can only help you in the long run. - If you’re a beginner to Cinema 4D I do recommend you check these guys out. So with that said let's jump into today's tutorial and put it to the test._____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.auCheck out Logic Keyboard - http://logickeyboard.com/shop/frontpage.html Morph tutorial - youtu.be/W025CDVLANQ
Cinema 4D tutorial - Shoelace displacement map Sean Dove 2018-02-22 | Hey guys! Ok, for a while now I've been trying to find a way to create a nice detailed shoelace to incorporate into typography within Cinema 4D. So today I wanted to share with you guys a way I've found to achieve this while at the same time keeping the geometry reasonably low poly so we don’t bog down our scene. We are going to create our own custom displacement map inside Cinema 4D and Photoshop and use that to displace our geometry creating this nice shoelace weave.let's jump in and have a play! Cheers_____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.au
Cinema 4D tutorial - Animated dolly zoom Sean Dove 2018-02-01 | Hey guys - Sean Dove here, today I thought we’d have a quick look at setting up an animated Dolly Zoom inside cinema 4D- A Dolly Zoom is typically an in-camera technique achieved by moving towards a subject while at the same time changing the cameras focal length- This is a great technique to enhance a situation and make it appear more dramatic Made famous by movies like vertigo and jaws however it's not uncommon for animations to also take advantage of this effect to help asset with the story. With that in mind, let's jump into Cinema 4D and have a look at setting up a dolly zoom and see the results we can get.Thanks for watching guys, really appreciate it!if you found this helpful or got you thinking a bit differently about how to manipulate the cameras within cinema let us know by giving this video a like and make sure to subscribe for more videosCheers guys!_____________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.au
Cinema 4D tutorial - Animated focus pull Sean Dove 2018-01-03 | Hey guys!Today I want to look at trying to get a nice animated focus pull between separate objects in our scene within cinema 4D We will have a play with depth of field and use some simple keyframe animation to pull off this techniqueMake sure to hit that like button if you find this tip helpful and don’t forget to subscribe for more videos Cheers guys._____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.au
Cinema 4D tutorial - Boole tool and Mograph effectors Sean Dove 2018-01-02 | Hey guys!When it comes to branding it's not uncommon for the mark to made up of both type as well as some form of graphic symbol to shape the identityA Famous example of this is the Nike logo - made up of the word itself and the classic swooshWith that in mind, I wanted to look at a cool way that we could animate between the two - We are going to dive in and have a play with the Boole tool and of course some mograph effectors for a fun animated finishLet's jump in and see how we can create this effect_____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.au
Cinema 4D tutorial - Collision object Sean Dove 2017-12-09 | Hey guys, so by now you may know I love playing around with camera projections and using Cinema 4D to give us the ability to interact with photos and bring them to life.I wanted to take it a step further for you guys and give you a simple technique, using the collision deformer, to get beautiful fluid motion. This is a fun little setup and will give us some really nice resultsLet's jump in and see how it comes together!_____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https:/www.seandove.com.auBasketball court image - free downloadhttp://bit.ly/2iGj6ei
Cinema 4D tutorial - Camera projection Sean Dove 2017-11-11 | Hey guys! First up, if you don’t know who ManvsMachine are go look them up, they’re killing the motion graphics game. Having done some incredible work for brands like Nike, Xbox and Squarespace - but it was there rebrand for Film4 that first caught my attention. They created these amazing clips where we exit the scene from the bottom and then reappear in the exact same scene from above - there is even a break down video of how the whole production came together and its truely impressive.Now man vs machine created the clips with live action footage, but it got me thinking - could we pull off a similar result with still photography? Lets jump in and see how we go._____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey? Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.auManvsMachine - http://mvsm.comFilm4 project - http://mvsm.com/project/film4Corridor image - free downloadhttp://bit.ly/2zAkKYNTrain platform image - free downloadhttp://bit.ly/2zzV6kxChair model - free downloadhttp://bit.ly/2ysQjjS
Cinema 4D tutorial - Object tracker Sean Dove 2017-11-04 | I don’t know about you guys, but what I used to love about buying a new DVD wasn’t for the movie, but for the special features - all that behind the scenes goodness.Seeing these clips of actors running around in motion capture suits and then the process of how they used that data to insert CGI into the scene - it blew my mind!Ive been wanting to try this technique of adding CGI to live footage for a while and with the new object tracker inside Cinema 4D R19 its actually now insanely easy.I want to show you the basics of the object tracker and how we can track an target from live footage and overlay it with any object inside cinema 4D.Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - https://www.seandove.com.au
Cinema 4D tutorial - Morph between multiple objects Sean Dove 2017-10-22 | Hey guys! Not long ago I posted a video showing you how to morph objects within a lathe nurb and what many of you wanted to know was is it possible to then morph into a third object? Or even a 4th?? In this quick tip I'll show you how to not only do just that, but to use this technique to morph any number of times. If you haven't seen the original video I'll pop a link down below and I encourage you to check that out first if you want to see this set up from scratch! ___________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey? Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chat!Email - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - www.instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - www.seandove.com.auHOW TO MORPH OBECTS CINEMA 4D TUTORIALyoutu.be/W025CDVLANQSPRAY CAN MODEL DOWNLOADwww.seandove.com.au/downloads/spraycan
Cinema 4D tutorial - Morph between textures Sean Dove 2017-10-17 | Hey guys! Not long ago I posted a video showing you how to morph objects within a lathe nurb and what many of you wanted to know was is it possible to then morph into a third object? Or even a 4th?? In this quick tip I'll show you how to not only do just that, but to use this technique to morph any number of times If you haven't seen the original video I've popped a link down below and I encourage you to check that out first if you want to see this set up from scratch! HOW TO MORPH OBECTS CINEMA 4D TUTORIALyoutu.be/W025CDVLANQ
Cinema 4D tutorial - Melt deformer Sean Dove 2017-10-08 | Hey guys - today we are going to have a play using the melt deformer and some basic sculpting techniques, to pull off this melting cheese type effect. I recently had to find a way to make melting cheesy text so I thought I would share the simple tricks I used to start building up this look!Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - www.instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - www.seandove.com.au
EPIC rock type in 3 STEPS Cinema 4D tutorial Sean Dove 2017-09-23 | Hey guys, today we are going to look at how we can make some epic rock type in 3 simple steps.Cinema 4D R19 arrived at my door the other day and to say I was excited is an understatement. I was stuck between a rock and a hard place trying to come up with a way to create text that looked like it was made up of boulders but still have full control to swap out the text at any point. With R19 the answer is just a stone's throw away.In this tutorial we are going to take a look at the new detailing and glue options in the update Voronoi fracture, light and texture our scene then we will finish off in Adobe Lightroom for some final adjustments.lets rock and roll!_____________________________Got a tutorial idea? Want to hire me for a project? Just want to say hey?Don’t be shy, reach out - always up for a chatEmail - hello@seandove.com.auInstagram - instagram.com/seantysondoveWebsite - www.seandove.com.au
DOUBLE posts on FACEBOOK? Cinema 4D Tutorial Sean Dove 2017-09-17 | The very nature of how people interact and consume media is constantly evolving. Social media platforms have securely positioned themselves as a top choice for not only artists and entertainers to find an audience but advertisers too. In such a crowded space, clever thinking is paramount to building up a following - one way to do that is to see the platform as more than a house for your content but an interface to interact with.In this tutorial, we will use some simple camera and modeling techniques to create videos that appear to interact with the interface of popular social media platforms._______________________________Spray Can Downloadhttp://bit.ly/2upfww0
3 FAST ways to make NEON signs Cinema 4D TUTORIAL Sean Dove 2017-09-09 | Hey, we are going to look at 3 ways we can use splines to make neon type and signs inside Cinema 4D. Who doesn't love a bit of neon action? I feel like one of the biggest requests I get is to create neon typography, and I love it! On top of that though if you're working on a branding project it's always nice to show the mark beyond its vector form, give it a bit of real world context - and a nice shiny neon sign of your new logo can be a great way to do that.let's jump straight in and I'll show you the 3 ways I found to make these neon signs really quick!
DRIPPING GOLD TEXT CINEMA 4D TUTORIAL Sean Dove 2017-08-28 | Hey, I wanted to start this one on a bit of a personal note. There are officially over 1000 of you guys subscribed to my channel since I started posting tutorials a couple of months ago and I have to say the support has been insane and a great motivator to keep doing what I'm doing - so thank you. On that note, I thought it would be fun to create some dripping gold text to celebrate this milestone. We are going to play around with the spine wrap, the pose morph, sculpt tools, some modelling - let's get straight to it!
TURN PHOTOS INTO 3D SCENES CINEMA 4D TUTORIAL Sean Dove 2017-08-20 | today I wanted to show you how we can take photos and turn them into 3D scenes.We will touch on some basic modelling techniques mixed with a bit of camera projection and end up with a 3D scene ready to start building up our animation.This is a great way to introduce some seemingly complex visuals to your scene and give your photos a whole other dimension. lets take a look at what I’m talking about in action then dive in and see how it comes together._____________Check out the full abandoned photography series by Ell Costihttp://bit.ly/2v4lkIX
Cinema 4D tutorial - Morph between objects Sean Dove 2017-08-12 | Today we are going to have a look at a fun technique, morphing two objects within a lathe nurb.We are going to be taking full advantage of a couple of mograph effectors and also having a bit of a play with the tracer object.To demonstrate this technique I thought it would be fun to build up an animation morphing between the classic Coca Cola bottle and Coke can.let's take a look at what we are going to create then dive straight in.
LOGO REVEAL ANIMATION CINEMA 4D TUTORIAL Sean Dove 2017-07-31 | If there is a sexy part of cinema 4D it has to be the Cinema 4D dynamics! Harnessing Dynamics with the Mograph Effectors is a great way to bring your concepts to life and to let Cinema 4D do a lot of the heavy lifting.I created a logo reveal for a company called Cornerstone Paving where we were able to utilise these effectors with the dynamics to create a fun engaging piece really quickly.So I'm going to break down a few of the shots from the logo reveal to give you a basic understanding of these tools.Let's take a look and then jump straight in!
HOW TO MODEL A COFFEE CUP CINEMA 4D TUTORIAL Sean Dove 2017-07-22 | I don’t know about you, but personally - I don’t even begin to function properly until I’ve paid a visit to my local watering hole.Coffee, here in Melbourne is everything!So, inspired by my morning pick-me-up I thought we would have a crack at modelling a takeaway coffee cup inside of cinema 4D.Like the model?Download it here:http://bit.ly/2urzULj
PIXAR INSPIRED MODELLING CINEMA 4D TUTORIAL Sean Dove 2017-07-11 | Hey, guys - so after a good two year wait I’m officially a part of the Dribbble community!I've been playing around with the sculpting tools inside Cinema 4D recently to create what I can describe as my best attempt to make Disney / Pixar style charactersSo with that in mind, I thought I’d try to create a dribbling mouth, dressed up in dribble war paint for my Dribbble Debut shot - like the long time fan I’ve been let's see how we go!Dribble http://bit.ly/2u3xBjJ
HOW TO USE THE SPLINE WRAP IN CINEMA 4D | QUICK TIP Sean Dove 2017-06-29 | Hey guys - just a quick tip on how to use the spline wrap in Cinema 4DThis has to be one of my favourite tools especially when doing type work and I'm going to show you just how its done!___________________________________________Like the spray can in the thumbnail?Download it here http://bit.ly/2upfww0Show Us Your Typehttp://bit.ly/2u1xYZg
WELCOME TO MY CHANNEL Sean Dove 2017-06-24 | Hey guys! Im a motion graphics designer from Melbourne with a love for all things Cinema 4D.I've learnt so much from the incredible online community that surrounds Cinema 4D so I wanted to share a few tips Ive picked up along the way.Hope you guys can take something away from the videos I share and we can continue to learn together.
HOW TO MODEL A SOUP CAN IN CINEMA 4D | TUTORIAL Sean Dove 2017-06-18 | It's cold here in Melbourne right now, so to take my mind off it I'm going to show you how to model a soup can in Cinema 4D.This cheeky can is available for download on my website and since you guys are finding a use for it I thought I'd show you how it came together. Want to download this bad boy?http://bit.ly/2ttyDC3____________________________Reference links Can - http://bit.ly/2tfB5MULabel - http://bit.ly/2rs2n1f
