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Minimal Faceted Chair.
Modeled & Rendered in Cinema 4D 11.5 Using the GreyscaleGorilla HDRI Light Kit and Composed in After Effects CS5
Started with a Wallpaper I made: www.flickr.com/photos/sniggity/5429637514/
Took a few hours to model because I built it polygon by polygon, the only way I knew how to make it, HA!
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by James Ellis.
This is my result from a Greyscalegorilla tutorial, "How To Use Global Illumination For Realistic Light in Cinema 4D"
Stills from an animation I made with Processing and P5Sunflow for the 5 Second Project.
- Vimeo
Stills from an animation I made with Processing and P5Sunflow for the 5 Second Project.
- Vimeo
Here is my fifth build in my colorwheel series of 2025 (a nod to the OG Bionicle, Gali). #colorwheelchallenge
This build was done in 9.9 hrs.
Made on Puget Systems machine
using Greyscalegorilla Plus textures and lightkits
Rendered with Octane in Cinema 4D
Opening shot of the video. GSG city kit came in very handy for this job: greyscalegorilla.com/citykit/
The city kit is a great addition to Cinema 4D, but it has its limits. I works really well in Wide and Medium shots but its not great for street level. We ended up filling the streets with stock models and buildings that we modelled our selves.
Watch the video here: www.chrissayer.net/DJ-Smash-Feat-Timati-Tricks
I found this tutorial as a tweet from Maxon. I used Cinema 4D to model and texture it. The lighting is done by simple luminous planes that recreate the effect of studio soft boxes. This is the first view.
Space Police Planetary Hammerhead Incident Support Harrier
aka- The Big P.H.I.S.H.
Made for #febrovery this is an ode to my childhood in two ways: One of my favorite sets growing up was the Solar Snooper from the "green" era of Space Police. The other influence was my brother and my favorite non-LEGO toys- the Cobra Hammerhead from G.I.Joe.
This rover reuses the wheels I made for my MTron Gigaton Flux Inductor moc. The P.H.I.S.H. operates on planets with water and is amphibious by nature. When the Aquanauts call for help to deal with pesky Aquasharks the Space Police are there to help with this enforcement vehicle. The vehicle carries two Poseidon Darts, each equipped with 4 torpedoes and a harpoon cannon plus a holding compartment for criminals behind the pilot. There are also two T.U.N.A subs (Tactical Underwater Nautical Attack sub) each carrying two torpedoes.
On the harrier itself are two torpedoes, a rotating dual harpoon cannon, and two dual barrel forward-facing cannons. The vehicle is operated by two drivers, two Poseidon Dart pilots, two T.U.N.A. sub pilots, and an additional enforcement officer.
Hope you like this nostalgic build. It was created using the Greyscalegorilla Plus Plugins, Bricklink Studio, Cinema4D, and Photoshop on a Puget Systems machine. I started this build two days ago and took roughly 8 hrs to make.
Here is my sixth build for the #colorwheelchallenge
Based on a purple jewel beetle.
This was built digitally in Bricklink Studio and rendered using Greyscalegorilla plugins and Octane inside Cinema 4D all made possible by a Puget Systems machine.
Now that I have a job and actually know what I AM (in a professional sense) I've thrown myself in the web developer culture and community. Listening to keynotes about social media, SEO, other web stuff has kinda been my thing lately (I usually throw it on while I'm working as a break from music). During lunch I stumbled upon this lecture by Nick Campbell of Greyscale Gorilla entitled, "The Creative Gap: Becoming Better Than Most." If you have an hour and a half I definitely suggest listening to it.
At about twenty minutes in he REALLY got my attention when he started talking about the benefits of doing a 365. Doing something everyday and then posting it on the internet will not only make you better at whatever you're doing - it takes a butt load of courage. Anyways, this definitely struck a chord with me. So today's post goes out to the Gorilla, Nick Campbell (Go follow him on Twitter).
Apparently when I jump I ninja kick?
Space Police Planetary Hammerhead Incident Support Harrier
aka- The Big P.H.I.S.H.
Made for #febrovery this is an ode to my childhood in two ways: One of my favorite sets growing up was the Solar Snooper from the "green" era of Space Police. The other influence was my brother and my favorite non-LEGO toys- the Cobra Hammerhead from G.I.Joe.
This rover reuses the wheels I made for my MTron Gigaton Flux Inductor moc. The P.H.I.S.H. operates on planets with water and is amphibious by nature. When the Aquanauts call for help to deal with pesky Aquasharks the Space Police are there to help with this enforcement vehicle. The vehicle carries two Poseidon Darts, each equipped with 4 torpedoes and a harpoon cannon plus a holding compartment for criminals behind the pilot. There are also two T.U.N.A subs (Tactical Underwater Nautical Attack sub) each carrying two torpedoes.
On the harrier itself are two torpedoes, a rotating dual harpoon cannon, and two dual barrel forward-facing cannons. The vehicle is operated by two drivers, two Poseidon Dart pilots, two T.U.N.A. sub pilots, and an additional enforcement officer.
Hope you like this nostalgic build. It was created using the Greyscalegorilla Plus Plugins, Bricklink Studio, Cinema4D, and Photoshop on a Puget Systems machine. I started this build two days ago and took roughly 8 hrs to make.
Last year I created my first digital Lego #colorwheelchallenge. This is my second time taking on this challenge and I decided to do "Bots and Botanicals" for this round. As like last time, each build must be completed within 24 hours including render time.
This build was done in 8.45 hrs.
Made on Puget Systems machine
using Greyscalegorilla Plus textures and lightkits
Rendered with Octane in Cinema 4D
Here is my second build in my colorwheel series of 2025. #colorwheelchallenge
This build was done in 6.95 hrs.
Made on a Puget Systems machine
using Greyscalegorilla Plus textures and lightkits
Rendered with Octane in Cinema 4D
Here is my fourth build in my colorwheel series of 2025. #colorwheelchallenge
This build was done in 3.2 hrs.
Made on Puget Systems machine
using Greyscalegorilla Plus textures and lightkits
Rendered with Octane in Cinema 4D
Here is my seventh build for the #colorwheelchallenge
Based on an octopus. One more to go!
This was built digitally in Bricklink Studio and rendered using Greyscalegorilla plugins and Octane inside Cinema 4D all made possible by a Puget Systems machine.
Character design for an animation which is my entry for this months grey scale gorilla 5 second project - Best Present Ever. See the animation here - vimeo.com/18082754
To find out more and enter yourself see - greyscalegorilla.com/​blog/​2010/​12/​five-second-project-best-present-ever/​
Done in a morning, could have got the walk cycle of the robot better with more time, and could have done with more than 5 seconds to start and finish it nicer, but quite pleased with such a quick turnaround.
To see more of my work please see my website: craiggoodedesign.co.uk/​
This is a screenshot from a Cinema 4D animation done from Greyscale Gorrilla's (a href="http://greyscalegorilla.com/blog/2011/05/how-to-make-a-ribbon-wall-graphic-in-cinema-4d/">ribbon tutorial
Here is my third build for the #colorwheelchallenge
My friend Simon Liu insisted that green be a frog, so why not a frog samurai?
I was able to make most of this last night and just before work today with rendering being done over my lunch break for a total of 5 and a half hours. This was built digitally in Bricklink Studio and rendered using Greyscalegorilla plugins and Octane inside Cinema 4D all made possible by a Puget Systems machine.
Here is my fifth build for the #colorwheelchallenge
Based on a blue tang.
This was built digitally in Bricklink Studio and rendered using Greyscalegorilla plugins and Octane inside Cinema 4D all made possible by a PugetSystems machine.
✰ This photo was featured on The Epic Global Showcase here: bit.ly/1ZJKB3L
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Day 133 - Starburst Torus - Torus made of CANDY! Clones on an object. Textured with Topcoat. Lit with HDRI Studio pack. #C4D #Cinema4D #gsgdaily #gsg #greyscalegorilla #starburst #torus #HDRI
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Based on this render from Jeff Osborne: www.typographyserved.com/gallery/Let-there-be-light/234650. Tutorial coming soon to greyscalegorilla.com
Tutorial is out. You can watch it here: greyscalegorilla.com/blog/2010/12/how-to-use-global-illum...
Stills from an animation I made with Processing and P5Sunflow for the 5 Second Project.
- Vimeo
In that order. Poor Mary. Grenada has... well, done that.
I was chosen as one of three runners-up in the GreyScaleGorilla contest. Very cool.
greyscalegorilla.com/blog/2009/01/07/best-and-worst-and-t...
Stills from an animation I made with Processing and P5Sunflow for the 5 Second Project.
- Vimeo
I've been trying to replicate the dynamic chain mail tutorial on greyscalegorilla.com
It's a bit tricky with C4D R11.5
Stills from an animation I made with Processing and P5Sunflow for the 5 Second Project.
- Vimeo
Demo of why use arithmetic progression rather than geometric, to calculate Scale of subsequent joints - when you want geometry rather than nature sort of things. This way you keep constant distance between rolls.
Cinema 4D, XPresso.
Thanks Mike 'The Monkey' Senften for the tutorial on the whole subject.
Set out with the goal in mind of starting and finishing a wallpaper I could share in Cinema 4D and Adobe Photoshop within a few hours. I took an older concept I had been playing around with, of this artifact breaking free from a crystal prison and ran with it. Interesting fact, is that the entire piece is created all from the same shape (the artifact was the starting point). I just used a series of deformers and materials to create the unique crystal look, and then some color correction/highlights in photoshop.
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For some behind the scenes shots, with some different views of the piece before the final render check out the profile on my Behance page.
www.behance.net/steveteeps/frame/906846
Available in 1280 x 720 or 2560 x 1440 (dimensions of the 27 inch Apple Cinema Display) on my website steveteeps.com/projects/crystal-shatter/
(if someone has a request for a different size please email me and let me know)
Rendered in Cinema 4D with the GSG HDRI Studio Kit and Global Illumination.
Greyscalegorilla's Intro to Cinema 4D tutorial.
greyscalegorilla.com/blog/2009/03/intro-to-cinema-4d-tuto...
Pretty nifty!!
Here is the next build from my #colorwheelchallenge
This was built digitally in Bricklink Studio and rendered using Greyscalegorilla Plus plugins and Octane inside Cinema 4D all made possible by a Puget Systems machine.
This took about 25hrs.
Here is my third build in my colorwheel series of 2025. #colorwheelchallenge
This build was done in 2.8 hrs.
Made on Puget Systems machine
using Greyscalegorilla Plus textures and lightkits
Rendered with Octane in Cinema 4D
Emails are archivable, but hand-written notes are forever. A care package from one of my favorite Chicago designers, Katherine Walker.
Now, I won't have a headache or drink plain water. As an added bonus, I'm reminded of photo booth adventures in Brooklyn with Victoria, KK, Ryan and Justin.
Hand-written notes. I like them.
Here is my fourth build for the #colorwheelchallenge
This was quite fun and once I figured out a way to attach the shields with a rigid connection the rest came together quite smoothly.
This was built digitally in Bricklink Studio and rendered using Greyscalegorilla plugins and Octane inside Cinema 4D all made possible by a Puget Systems machine.
Because I heard that this thing called "skeuomorphism" is really about to take off, I built and rendered this 3D app icon in Photoshop CC. Inspired by Greyscale Gorilla's BananaCam icon tutorial.
My Entry for Five Second Projects - Upside Down
Here is the Link:
greyscalegorilla.com/blog/2009/08/03/five-second-project-...