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Illustrate a Sensitive Subject Using Poser, Cinema 4D, and Photoshop – Psd Premium Tutorial

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We have another Psd Premium tutorial exclusively available to Plus members today. If you want to take your illustrative skills to the next dimension, then we have an exciting tutorial for you. Discover how to use Multiple 3D programs to create a composed render, then use Photoshop to add texture, polish, and refinement!

Create 3D Renders, Combine Textures, and Add Photoshop Polishing Techniques

In this tutorial I’ll walk you through a hypothetical brief on creating a magazine illustration. To start off, I’ll show you how to painlessly export/import Poser meshes into Cinema 4D, where you’ll perform a Boolean intersection and discover how Object Buffers and Multi-Pass renders can save you hours of post production time in Photoshop. Finally, you’ll learn how to transform a 3D render into something quite unique by building up its weight and density with some real-world textures.

Premium members can Log in and Download! If you’re not a member, you can of course join today! Below is the final image we’ll be finishing up in this tutorial.

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As you know, we run a premium membership system here called ‘Premium’ that costs $19 a month which gives members access to the Source files for tutorials as well as periodic extra tutorials, like this one! You’ll also get access to Net Premium and Vector Premium, too. If you’re a Premium member, you can log in and download the tutorial. If you’re not a member, you can of course join today!

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Discussion 32 Comments

  1. koen buysse says:

    cool tut !
    i’ll be sure to try this one out!
    nice techniques, cool outcome !
    c y’all on the marketplaces!

    Kay_B

  2. Sammo says:

    Perhaps a bit more shadow needs to be at the base of the left ladder, because if someone was stood on a ladder, on flesh, it would leave slight indentations? Maybe?

  3. CCH says:

    excuse me
    how to make a regular photo look like these covers shinning like it’s silver and very smooth ?

    http://news.stareastasia.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/koda-kumi-pic-0001.jpg

    http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2226/2059229321_e72d31cc5d.jpg

  4. aMs says:

    uber cool!

  5. CCH says:

    oh yes maybe you don’t know how to make it

    you just give what you can …

    of course i can create a lot of shit and give it a name then the shit is a treasure

  6. That’s awesome, Mark! Reading this will be fun.

  7. Cedric VInas says:

    euh…….. where’s the HTML????

  8. loswl says:

    The concept is very cool!, love the integration of the 3D Programs and Photoshop, only fallback is that many people do not own all three programs :o(

  9. lawrence77 says:

    actually this will be belong to cgtuts i think….

  10. DanteV says:

    This is impressive! i want my plus membership now:’(

  11. Mario says:

    That is insane, Time to signup for a tuts+ membership. Great job Mark.

    Mario
    http://idesigntuts.com

  12. Symon says:

    Aw, now i feel all 3D… Thx

  13. Maxz Rob says:

    Mark how are you?
    Sorry if my English is not very good

    Maxz I’m Rob and I have a question.

    I’m doing animations with cinema 4d and I
    clearly as I can export a file into your photoshop to 300dpi you can help me?

  14. jujik says:

    There’s no HTML in the download file…
    Would any one correct it?

  15. accessoire says:

    Um … tutorial in Cinema R8? Don’t know if this could confuse some people.

  16. johnbon says:

    wow, thats a cool tutorial concept

  17. mateo85 says:

    final result, just awesome

  18. Oktigh says:

    Cinema 4D reallyyyy great :)

  19. I have never stolen a car says:

    Beautiful work. I may have to break open the piggy bank for a tutorial.

    I am wondering, why is this considered a “sensitive subject”? Because it’s an anemometer in that poor fellow’s head? Because they are bald? (Although bald men are not sensitive, just uptight.)

    (Sorry for that generalization, even though it’s true.)

    Happy weekend!

  20. aDiL says:

    Interesting tut, but I it should have been posted CG tuts, coz it more of 3d as per the images above.

    Anyways thank you!!
    looking forward for plus membership now.
    Regards

  21. Looks fantastic, hmmm, might have to register and give it a run.

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