Creating 3D Logos in CINEMA 4D
Lesson Outline (17 lessons)
Illustrated logos can be found everywhere and logos with characters can be especially appealing. Translating those logos into 3D can add a great deal of flexibility to their use and really make them stand out. In this course we'll take the Woody's BBQ logo, created in our Integrating a Character with a Logo in Illustrator training and add some depth using CINEMA 4D.
We'll start this course by using as much of our original logo as possible to begin the rebuilding process. We'll use curves from Illustrator as a basis for extruding sections of geometry. We'll explore ways to combine splines to create cutouts for some of the letters and how we can begin to organize and layer our geometry. We'll also use a little bit of ZBrush to go through the process of posing Woody, the beaver from our Creating Cartoon Characters training. We'll put everything together and use CINEMA 4D's Sketch and Toon rendering to create a nice cartoony final render. Once done, you'll not only have a finished 3D logo, but you'll be able to create and translate your own logos into 3D.
1. Introduction and Project Overview
3. Modifying the stump curves
5. Creating the text geometry
7. Preparing the character geometry
9. Posing Woody in ZBrush
11. Assembling geometry in CINEMA 4D
13. Adding the bolts and fork
15. Adding the bib material
17. Adding a background and creating a final render
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2. Importing and cleaning up Illustrator curves
4. Creating the stump geometry
6. Exporting polygonal text geometry
8. Assembling geometry in ZBrush
14. Setting up materials on the stump and text
16. Setting up the toon render
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