Flow, another part of the on going experimental series. Another tutorial I found and followed, but learning bit by bit along the way.

Believe, another part of the on going experimental series. Skills improve over time but self believe is what drives you forward.

Displacement, another part of the on going experimental series.

Another little experiment, practicing to use some basic C4D tools and trying to work on my composition skills.

Another little experiment, see alot of these animations on Instagram thought I'd try it out myself. Turns out it's not too hard once you know your way around the software. The moves are motion captured data that's available on maximo.com.

Had fun making this, the hair module is definitely an interesting part of Cinema 4D for sure.

Getting a little comfortable using basic tools in Cinema 4D, had some issues with the sudden color changes in the spheres but oh well. Expect alot more of these practice works :)

My first 3D loop, made in Cinema 4D and rendered in Octane. It was part of the Cinema 4D course I'm currently taking. There were some issues I couldn't figure out but I think more practice will help.

First render with Octane, got some of the basics down but feel like it will take a while to figure out how to get a good looking render.

Also had to sacrifice alot in terms of quality and composition size to make it fit on Dribbble so check it out on my Instagram for better quality.

A packshot of a beverage can. This was one of the lessons of the Cinema 4D course where we covered poly modeling basics and tools and a little about UV texturing. This was the result. 
It was rendered using Redshift renderer, ignore the watermark too broke at the moment to buy Redshift.

Continuing where I left off from my Cinema 4D practice. I modeled the forklift earlier and now worked on the full scene. Thanks again to @Eli Prenten for the tutorial!

I feel like I have some basics down of Cinema 4D and so I am soon starting the course 'Cinema 4D journey' by Motion Design School to get a better understanding of the software. Looking forward to that!

My first 3D animation, had some issues with the modelling initially but hey that's the learning process.

Thanks to @Eli Prenten once again for his tutorial and also for his advice about reducing GIF size because figuring that out was indeed a mission.