Monthly Archives: November 2011

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Five Second Project Winner for “Monster Bash”

Winner I’m picking this great winning stop motion entry from António Silva as the winner for the latest Five Second Project. There were so many great animations. New project announced soon. Honorable Mentions

November 10, 2011 and filed in Five Second Projects
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How to Use Sketch & Toon with Particles in Cinema 4D

This is a fun tutorial all about playing around with Cinema 4D’s particle system and using Sketch & Toon to create the final look. Here is what Chris has to say about it. Tinkering around with the simple particle system … Continue reading →

November 8, 2011 and filed in Chris Schmidt, Cinema 4D, Tutorials, Video
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How To Create a Glowing Text Effects in Cinema 4D

I loved this splash screen over at Nylon.la so I decided to have a go at it. I didn’t get it perfect, but it’s pretty close I think. Follow along in this tutorial to see the trial and error on … Continue reading →

November 4, 2011 and filed in Cinema 4D, Tutorials, Video
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Pinball Glow: New Tutorial Coming Soon

I loved this splash screen over at Nylon.la so I decided to have a go at it. I had the hardest time with that internal glow feel of their text. It’s almost like there is ambient occlusion from within the … Continue reading →

November 3, 2011 and filed in Cinema 4D
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Greyscalegorilla Podcast: More About School and Pinball Designers

Show Notes FXPHD Gnomon School Animation Mentor Subscribe to the Greyscalegorilla Podcast Podcast: Play in new window

November 3, 2011 and filed in Podcasts
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I’m A Guest Editor At Coudal Partners

I’m honored to be a guest editor over at Coudal Partners for the month of November. Look for random design links and other fun stuff in their Fresh Signals feed from me and the rest of the team at Coudal. … Continue reading →

November 2, 2011 and filed in Design, News
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4 Different Ways to Make A Dynamic Chain in Cinema 4D

“In this tutorial, I create 4 different ways of creating a dynamic chain to demonstrate that there not a RIGHT way of doing something, there are multiple solutions for everything. First method is with Joints, second directly applying the IK … Continue reading →

November 1, 2011 and filed in Chris Schmidt, Cinema 4D, Tutorials, Video