One of my favorite things about working in Cinema 4D (and 3D in general 😊) is how easy it is to create something new using models from previous projects. By adjusting proportions, colors, lighting, or camera angles, you can completely transform your work!
Let me show you how I’ve done this with a few projects I’ve shared before. For example, in my “Happy Hills” project, I reused elements like the rainbow, clouds, flowers, sun, and leaf details from past work. The only new additions were the hills, waterfall, trees, and the pig character. It’s amazing how small changes can create entirely new vibes!
My list of animation ideas never end. So with the “larger” scene created, I started to pick elements from the model to create some smaller animations.
For “Pigs in Da Clouds”, I used the rainbow, clouds, and pigs to create a super simple animation of some pigs floating in some clouds. I don’t want to say it was “easy” to make, but since the models were already created from another project, all I had to focus on was the animation, lighting, and colors (which is honestly the best part lol).
For “Pig Abduction” I used the UFO pigs to create a more dramatic scene & animation. I had some fun playing with the camera settings to give the illusion of a larger scene. This is also one of my first “darker” scenes, so that was fun to create as well.
