Create an illustrative 2D cel-shading render from 3D objects
Important notice for English members
This tutorial video has been translated into English with a voice-over, but the software interface remains in French.
Learn how to use the Cellulo shader to create a cool 2D look from 3D objects in Cinema 4D.
In this new video tutorial on Cinema 4D, we will see how to get a 2D look from a 3D scene. It’s a fashionable style and widely used in motion design.
If you are looking for a simple and effective way to get this kind of cel-shading render, this tutorial is for you!
We will use the Cellulo shader, which will give us an illustrative solid color rendering. We will tweak its settings to achieve different variants.
We will also see how to hijack the ambient occlusion, to use it in a graphical way.
Personally, this is a technique I love to use, and I hope you enjoy it!
All 3D objects are available in the demo download. The computer is rigged to be able to open and close it easily.
About the author
I am the Founder of Mattrunks.
I work as Creative Director and Motion Designer in my studio. I also create video tutorials to share my passion of motion.