When I was new to C4D I watched your tutorials and I had no idea what you were talking about. After about a month or two I have come back and rewatched your stuff and I am mind blown. You can see how much work goes into every aspect of your content you do.
Amazing tutorial. Not so much from a standpoint of holding ones hand and walking them through, but getting the ideas across in a practical, reproducible way. Great textures! Subbed.
I've never seen videos this well-made. You're very chill and laid-back while also being informative without filler. Your work is incredibly high quality, it's evident you have a passion for what you do simply by your knowledge of how everything works. Your videos are genuinely refreshing to watch. You got yourself a new subscriber Andrey. :)
Great work! I love the detail in the tutorial, everything is so clear from start to finish, you are just awesome at making tutorials, can't wait to see more! :D
@@AndreyLebrov мой английский не так плох, душенька русская негодует от отсутствия субтитров на великом и могучем. Да и речи свои ведешь на языке буржуев окоянных. уууууу. но спасибо за видосик. очень интересно
I’m watching one of your videos every day since returning to Cinema 4D after a 6 year hiatus. So much has changed in that time and I really appreciate these tutorials. You seem like a very cool guy and your videos are my favorite so keep them coming and thanks again!
I'm dying about how you really share your ideas, It's so huge effort from you to share this knowledge while doing a Vblog and creating out of the box video which you even include VFX on your youtube video. everything just blow my mind!! following!!!
This tutorial is unreal man. I'm brand new to Cinema4D and the level of detail this tutorial goes into within 12 mins is amazing. I've just bought Octane Render today... this weeks mission to photograph some cool textures as you did and make a simple composition using them. Will 100% tag you in the final piece, i'm properly inspired by your work and videos.
As I scramble myself across the depth of internet in almost desparate educational efforts I gather theoretical knowledge. I know that stuff but seeing it presented by different people in a different way twice or thrice helps to turn that info in fundaments... practicing of course as well (if you have a good renderer or the nerves to wait for the slower ones ;d). Latest versions of Photoshop has the option in Filter>3D> Generate Bump or Normal Maps... may be not better then custom maps but an automative process helps to investigate what is what and how it affects the light flow across the surface. Love the owl.... Oooooh! also like how you njoy yourself and have fun when doing those tutorials. Thanks for the work and we are eager for the next ones!
Thank you very much Hristo. I didn't know that Photoshop has these options natively now, excited to try. Previously I was using different plug-ins but they couldn't do it on a good level. I love how community forms on RUclips. I'm uploading vids to share what I know and get educated in return, haha :D Thank you once again.
I have watched this video 3 times in one year. The first time I understood nothing, the second I understood only half of it and the third I understood everything. Great video btw
this tutorial is soooo good in many way, its so clear and u even list out the things that u are currently talking about while most of other ppl tutorial be like watching their face/monitor for whole video
Man oh man. You are the reason I am developing my interest back into 3d designing and surrealism. Thanks a lot man. You teach really great. Please never stop this.
Wow, that's the kind of explanation skill I was alwayz searching for! Very detailed and educated. You don't see it too often, that someone is able to explain every channel and what it does. And your comment on your feelings while you're creating is just priceless! Keep it up!
You're the best teacher i've ever seen in CG/VFX area. Loved all your tutorials so far, they are beautifully edited and all the knowledge is very clear and easy to understand. Thanks a lot.
I can't believe you have so small amount of subscribers. I think you deserve millions of views for content of such quality! I don't really do any 3D modelling, but you really inspire me to learn it. Спасибо за очередное шикарное видео!
Excellent tut. I like tutorials that remind us that human beings create art not machines. Just pushing buttons will only get you so far. Like you say in the tut, the extra effort going the extra mile is what makes you stand out.
Great tutorial and awesome advices too! When I'm in lack of textures (from the internet also), I'm just praying that there is something on shutterstock that I can use. But now I'm realising that OUR photos can definetely make our work even more specific, more recognizable, and its easier to find your own style while doing everything from scratch! Keep up the awesome work! Thank you! Cheers from Serbia!
Your editing, poise, gestures, and production composition are extremely effective and professional (without being boring). Very skillful work. Keep up the educating.
Amazing channel, amazing explanation, super clear, easy to follow, correct non native english, great for foreigners as myself. Keep up the great work, highly appreciated by the whole comunity, that´s for sure!
You made me subscribe right away 'cause this is the kind of video tutorials that makes the viewer feel the artist has put most of his heart and passion onto his craft. Not only this is informative but also inspiring. The last point you mentioned about putting your "feelings" to your craft burned deep into my mind. I'll always keep that in mind. You are great!
Thanks a lot for sharing that knowledge! That's very inspiring. I'd really like to know how you came with the final result we can see at 9:23. That's the type of rendering i'm aiming for, and quite frankly never achieve it. If you fancy sharing a bit more about this, i'd forever (and my clients) be grateful :) Cheers!
Its my first time here and I have to say: what a increadible work bro. You made it with a different vision. Most of guys just try to teach how to deal with the workspace and tools, but you did exacly what im looking for. It is the workflow, how to think when you want to do really good stuff. Thank you, im going to follow and share your video.
Love the wet look. I'm getting my feet wet (see what I did there) in Cinema 4D now. This makes more sense to me than some of the other tutorials that are a lot longer. Stay healthy ... stay sane!
Andrey I want to start Creating 3d Materials (Im a rookie) what Software you would suggest me to start with so I can get a general knowledge of how it all work later? Thanks man ur great
You're my favorite teacher on youtube dude. I always learn so much because you take your time explaining every aspect and detail about the topic at hand, not to mention you're obviously very passionate about your work and it shows through the quality of your content!
i would like to say you are very smart for these steps you took but it should be slowed down a little bit for people actually trying to learn like myself there are steps not explained enough to even follow anymore that i wish i understood
Its not about that..i mean he can teach everything but he want that you try somethings urself like experiment by yourself it will help you learn more clearly....andrey is not going to help you forever like you have to manage and find something by yourself....he just give you the basic overview and definetions of maps and textures...i am sure it will help you a lot.
I've just discovered your channel and subscribed to it, and it is amazing. Please continue with your tutorials, I am learning Cinema 4D on my own. Thanks Andrey!
Nice to see tutorial that's not just shinny x-particle emission's. Great advice, even though I was well aware already of the topic, I'm thinking about texture's in a new way. Which is in the long run a lot more powerful than awesome shinny emitters. Thanks.
What, this is crazy I love it. I didn't know this is what it takes to get it. I thought it was a skill for some pros, but you made it look approachable. Ofc I know mastering textures is incredibly complex and takes years to learn, but after that tutorial it's not so intimidating to start
One of the best tutorials I've seen so far, not only concerning textures. Short, on point, and the showcased material is top notch! Kudos, you're the man, Andrey! Subbed and looking forward to more videos like this. Keep it up!
Great tutorial dude, I'm an aspiring motion designer trying to get my head round vfx and motion graphics, basically all things after effects & 3d. This was really helpful, you're good at this teaching thing, please make more videos, they are really helpful. Anything you can contribute to octane and c4d learning would be massively appreciated. Great stuff!
I came to see this video pretty happy. At one point you showed the photoshop stich function. Now let me go a litlle back for a while. 3 years ago I started learning C4D. I was few months in maybe 2 2.5. We got this really huge project where i had to stich by hand pretty detailed texture (80k) from google maps. If I knew back than the at least one of my tasks could've been easier. Now I want to shoot my self. Stil thank you for your work. You are one of my daily inspirations. I love your work!
Cool tutorials. I wouldn't have minded looking at the single steps for half an hour, even if in an extra video, just so I get more of an idea what to pay attention to in what channel.
What a Really simple explanation concept to understand why good texture can take your portofolio at another level,finally i can find the good explanation in the way i can understand immidietly
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The intro was *sick* !
I knoooow! I love it!!
Not that bad
Yes...
IKR!!!
Healthy
This is the way tutorials should be made, amazing work
Man, idk how I found u, but u r a really good teacher ^^ I would love to see more tutorials like this!!!!
Thanks man!
@@AndreyLebrov чувак ты русский?
RUclips recommendation XD
@@shimahatusi4456 you are from?
Just Fun Same
Андрей, Ваш канал - это открытие. Не перегружаете деталями, даете глубину и основы в одом флаконе, да еще и продакшн соответствует уровню.
This was like, the coolest tutorial I've ever seen. Totally serious. Awesome job dude, and fantastic work!
Oh damn you sure change a lot in 2 years
When I was new to C4D I watched your tutorials and I had no idea what you were talking about. After about a month or two I have come back and rewatched your stuff and I am mind blown. You can see how much work goes into every aspect of your content you do.
Amazing tutorial. Not so much from a standpoint of holding ones hand and walking them through, but getting the ideas across in a practical, reproducible way. Great textures! Subbed.
I've never seen videos this well-made. You're very chill and laid-back while also being informative without filler. Your work is incredibly high quality, it's evident you have a passion for what you do simply by your knowledge of how everything works. Your videos are genuinely refreshing to watch. You got yourself a new subscriber Andrey. :)
Great work! I love the detail in the tutorial, everything is so clear from start to finish, you are just awesome at making tutorials, can't wait to see more! :D
Thank you very much mate. Appreciate your support :) Glad you like it.
After 1 year of trying to learn 3d softwares this was the best material introduction toturial so far...thank you
Ты так похож на классического гопника и при этом так хорошо излагаешь умные мысли да еще и на инглише, что у меня шаблон рвется просто в прах.
В этом весь смак 😂
Не, скорее на латиноса:3 Но тем и круче
@@AndreyLebrov мой английский не так плох, душенька русская негодует от отсутствия субтитров на великом и могучем. Да и речи свои ведешь на языке буржуев окоянных. уууууу. но спасибо за видосик. очень интересно
Это я. Я я я.
Он похож на певца Darren Hayes из группы Savage Garden
I’m watching one of your videos every day since returning to Cinema 4D after a 6 year hiatus. So much has changed in that time and I really appreciate these tutorials. You seem like a very cool guy and your videos are my favorite so keep them coming and thanks again!
Thanks, now my Minecraft texture pack will look awesome.
lol
Use it in no cubes mod for more REALISTIC experience.
LOL
so THIS is the place from where those minecraft rtx videos originated from.....
good to know
FINALLY SOMEONE EXPLAIN ALL OF THIS PROPERLY!
I've been searching for this years, thank u
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Not only is it well-made, but your style and calm voice really makes this a pleasure to follow!
Glad you like it mate. Thank you very much!
I'm dying about how you really share your ideas, It's so huge effort from you to share this knowledge while doing a Vblog and creating out of the box video which you even include VFX on your youtube video. everything just blow my mind!! following!!!
this channel should hit million soon ! love the videos you produce man, please focus more on vfx tutorial also & 3d things!! dope bro
Thanks mate. Well... million might be a bit too much, but I'm happy to read this :D
Andrey Lebrov can you put contents more on vfx tutorials and training too?
Sure. That’s the goal 😊
This tutorial is unreal man. I'm brand new to Cinema4D and the level of detail this tutorial goes into within 12 mins is amazing. I've just bought Octane Render today... this weeks mission to photograph some cool textures as you did and make a simple composition using them. Will 100% tag you in the final piece, i'm properly inspired by your work and videos.
As I scramble myself across the depth of internet in almost desparate educational efforts I gather theoretical knowledge. I know that stuff but seeing it presented by different people in a different way twice or thrice helps to turn that info in fundaments... practicing of course as well (if you have a good renderer or the nerves to wait for the slower ones ;d). Latest versions of Photoshop has the option in Filter>3D> Generate Bump or Normal Maps... may be not better then custom maps but an automative process helps to investigate what is what and how it affects the light flow across the surface. Love the owl.... Oooooh! also like how you njoy yourself and have fun when doing those tutorials. Thanks for the work and we are eager for the next ones!
Thank you very much Hristo. I didn't know that Photoshop has these options natively now, excited to try. Previously I was using different plug-ins but they couldn't do it on a good level.
I love how community forms on RUclips. I'm uploading vids to share what I know and get educated in return, haha :D Thank you once again.
I have watched this video 3 times in one year. The first time I understood nothing, the second I understood only half of it and the third I understood everything. Great video btw
this is the coolest tutorial i have ever seen in my life. and that guy like a cold blood killer so good man 😎
I love these videos because not only do you explain how to do something, you also incorporate it into the video itself.
Отличный туториал, благодарочка!
Рад стараться! :P
блин, я прям чувствовал натянутое английское произношение, ахаха, русских видно сразу =)
Andrey Lebrov жаль что русских субтитров нет)
I have no idea what is being said
@@javeddenton me either.
this tutorial is soooo good in many way, its so clear and u even list out the things that u are currently talking about
while most of other ppl tutorial be like watching their face/monitor for whole video
When did you start your channel that you only have 13K subscribers? This is insanely cool!
Thanks mate 🙏🏼 in December
Man oh man. You are the reason I am developing my interest back into 3d designing and surrealism. Thanks a lot man. You teach really great. Please never stop this.
Really great tut man! u deserve way more views. Cant wait till next tutorial ^^
What you provide in your RUclips channel is much better than what most dominant online visual effects academies can provide. My best Thumbs Up!
Wow, materials and texture was always a pain for me, now I'm more into it..
Thank you!!
My pleasure. Glad to know I can help :) I think there will be another video about Materials specifically.
Can't wait to se that,
Thank you for the effort!!
PC Perf @
Wow, that's the kind of explanation skill I was alwayz searching for! Very detailed and educated.
You don't see it too often, that someone is able to explain every channel and what it does.
And your comment on your feelings while you're creating is just priceless! Keep it up!
Thank you for this video and the advice on materials!
Your videos are by far the most impressive in the category.
do more plz! I just get started into VFX you will be the good teacher for me!
Thanks! Working on more )
You're the best teacher i've ever seen in CG/VFX area. Loved all your tutorials so far, they are beautifully edited and all the knowledge is very clear and easy to understand. Thanks a lot.
Полезное видео!)
Хорошо смонтированно и интересно рассказываешь)
I can't believe you have so small amount of subscribers. I think you deserve millions of views for content of such quality! I don't really do any 3D modelling, but you really inspire me to learn it. Спасибо за очередное шикарное видео!
Thanks for your great tutorial. cant wait to see more of your content ...Cheers from Belgium ! Greetings ,
David
Thanks David. Your support is much appreciated!
For me, there was nothing to learn in your video, but I deeply enjoyed your video and your personal style! Good job Andrey.
Awesome tutorial, great work Andrey!
Thanks Slav!!
Excellent tut. I like tutorials that remind us that human beings create art not machines. Just pushing buttons will only get you so far. Like you say in the tut, the extra effort going the extra mile is what makes you stand out.
Your render is awesome! You are awesome!!!!
Great tutorial and awesome advices too! When I'm in lack of textures (from the internet also), I'm just praying that there is something on shutterstock that I can use. But now I'm realising that OUR photos can definetely make our work even more specific, more recognizable, and its easier to find your own style while doing everything from scratch!
Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you!
Cheers from Serbia!
What a way to put it across. Lived every bit of it. Great work
Kudos.
The way you explain everything is just awesome simple,clear and to detail......Thumbs up cant wait to see more tutorials from you..
Do you have any idea how much did you help me with this tutorial? You really opened doors for me, thank you very much, I'm subscribed.
This video is amazing mate, simple, no bs intro, on to the point, and straight forward.
great tutorial! thank you. I'm hoping for more videos
Thanks Augusto. More to come ;)
Amazing Tutorial, the way You speak , slow paced and detailed, makes people give attention to what You say,
Never seen this work flow.. pretty interesting.. Andrey
Your editing, poise, gestures, and production composition are extremely effective and professional (without being boring). Very skillful work. Keep up the educating.
Top appraisal. Thank you sir 👌🏼☺️ more to come
Looking forward to it.
wow this was really informative, thank you
Amazing channel, amazing explanation, super clear, easy to follow, correct non native english, great for foreigners as myself. Keep up the great work, highly appreciated by the whole comunity, that´s for sure!
awesome !!! you will be a great Person in the future of VFX in RUclips... for sure !!!
Haha, thank you! Very motivating!
You made me subscribe right away 'cause this is the kind of video tutorials that makes the viewer feel the artist has put most of his heart and passion onto his craft. Not only this is informative but also inspiring. The last point you mentioned about putting your "feelings" to your craft burned deep into my mind. I'll always keep that in mind. You are great!
Thanks a lot for sharing that knowledge! That's very inspiring. I'd really like to know how you came with the final result we can see at 9:23. That's the type of rendering i'm aiming for, and quite frankly never achieve it. If you fancy sharing a bit more about this, i'd forever (and my clients) be grateful :) Cheers!
nickfonk thank you. Soon I’ll publish a video about Materials. A lot of info will be there ;)
Its my first time here and I have to say: what a increadible work bro. You made it with a different vision. Most of guys just try to teach how to deal with the workspace and tools, but you did exacly what im looking for. It is the workflow, how to think when you want to do really good stuff. Thank you, im going to follow and share your video.
after watching a few videos from the channel im wondering if this guy is real or rendered
First day of Octane after some good time using Arnold, nice to see somebody explaining things clearly!
No one:
Absolutely no one:
3D artists: "I found a nice piece of asphalt right here."
Love the wet look. I'm getting my feet wet (see what I did there) in Cinema 4D now. This makes more sense to me than some of the other tutorials that are a lot longer. Stay healthy ... stay sane!
Andrey I want to start Creating 3d Materials (Im a rookie) what Software you would suggest me to start with so I can get a general knowledge of how it all work later?
Thanks man ur great
Blender it's free
But otherwise just chose whatever is in your budget such as cinema 4D. I use blender at the moment
Best texture tutorial i've ever seen!
Greetings from Venezuela
what kind of camera you use to capture high ressolution texture sir?
Any camera will do. Literally. I personally use Sony A7Rii
You're my favorite teacher on youtube dude. I always learn so much because you take your time explaining every aspect and detail about the topic at hand, not to mention you're obviously very passionate about your work and it shows through the quality of your content!
You are king :3
So much info packed into an easily digestible video, thanks so much!
i would like to say you are very smart for these steps you took but it should be slowed down a little bit for people actually trying to learn like myself there are steps not explained enough to even follow anymore that i wish i understood
If you would refer to particular moments I would be happy to help you to understand them 👌🏼
Its not about that..i mean he can teach everything but he want that you try somethings urself like experiment by yourself it will help you learn more clearly....andrey is not going to help you forever like you have to manage and find something by yourself....he just give you the basic overview and definetions of maps and textures...i am sure it will help you a lot.
I've just discovered your channel and subscribed to it, and it is amazing. Please continue with your tutorials, I am learning Cinema 4D on my own. Thanks Andrey!
Смотрю туториал и понимаю, что стенд ап комик Виктор Комаров рассказывает мне по текстуры!
и правда что-то есть) Но у Андрея стиль покруче будет)
Господи, наконец-то я нашла этот тьюториал! Дай Бог тебе здоровья, долгих-долгих лет жизни, крутых тачек, миллионы бабла и клёвых тёлочек! :-*****
The secret of realistic graphics is reflection and wet roads
I think you don't get it
The Secret is to Put effort into your work
i can't even describe how good you are... i ll just use the word "Genius". thank you!!!
4:50 Hitman andrey
😂
The comnt section is very positive and downright encouraging! Love it!
why am i watching this
i don't even have a pc.
Wow such an original and funny comment! #Relatable, i too am i depressed virgin loser!
I'm not even a CG Artist (only familiar to Cinema 4D) & This tutorial was amazing to me.
Thank You... You removed all my confusions. Your tutorial video is the best of all :)
Nice to see tutorial that's not just shinny x-particle emission's. Great advice, even though I was well aware already of the topic, I'm thinking about texture's in a new way. Which is in the long run a lot more powerful than awesome shinny emitters. Thanks.
I am SUPER new to C4D+Octane. I am Googling a lot. Glad I came across you man.
perfect tutorial, Fast pace interesting, clear explanations. and not too long. Awesome! subscribed.
One of the best videos regarding texturing I have ever scene, good on you mate
This is the greatest tutorial I have seen yet!
wow! He explained all the concepts so easily. I'm more confident now on custom materials.
O.M.G
the coolest tutorial I've ever seen. mind blowing
I loved every bit of this tutorial. Sooo much attention to detail and clearly you put some real thought into everything! Thank you!!
What, this is crazy I love it. I didn't know this is what it takes to get it. I thought it was a skill for some pros, but you made it look approachable. Ofc I know mastering textures is incredibly complex and takes years to learn, but after that tutorial it's not so intimidating to start
First time I someone explained the different channels so I could really understand them.
Insanely helpful. Excited to check out your other videos!
from 9:57 whatever you said sir, those thoughts literally as it is are always in my mind. feeling your Creativity is everything.
your advice at the end was a gold mine info ..Thanks
Hard work is what helps you stand out. So true dude.
One of the best tutorials I've seen so far, not only concerning textures. Short, on point, and the showcased material is top notch! Kudos, you're the man, Andrey! Subbed and looking forward to more videos like this. Keep it up!
Thank you mate. Appreciate your kind feedback!
Great tutorial dude, I'm an aspiring motion designer trying to get my head round vfx and motion graphics, basically all things after effects & 3d. This was really helpful, you're good at this teaching thing, please make more videos, they are really helpful. Anything you can contribute to octane and c4d learning would be massively appreciated. Great stuff!
Thanks Michael, well after textures there will be a video about materials soon. Cheats, tricks and all that stuff ;)
Awesome introduction to textures and materials.. Love this..
I hope you make a lot of tutorials soon! I really enjoyed watching you talk, so much passion in it.
I came to see this video pretty happy. At one point you showed the photoshop stich function. Now let me go a litlle back for a while. 3 years ago I started learning C4D. I was few months in maybe 2 2.5. We got this really huge project where i had to stich by hand pretty detailed texture (80k) from google maps. If I knew back than the at least one of my tasks could've been easier. Now I want to shoot my self. Stil thank you for your work. You are one of my daily inspirations. I love your work!
Haha, you made me laugh. I know that feeling 😂
I guess you work at night's as well :D
This was actually so useful, before i would just guess and mess around until i got what i wanted.
Thank you!
Cool tutorials. I wouldn't have minded looking at the single steps for half an hour, even if in an extra video, just so I get more of an idea what to pay attention to in what channel.
You are a God!! I wasted days to figure this stuff out... I'm not even close to your level! love your work!
What a Really simple explanation concept to understand why good texture can take your portofolio at another level,finally i can find the good explanation in the way i can understand immidietly