Step 1. First thing i did was make my blueprint on Photoshop and made sure every object on the logo was on a separate layer on Photoshop.
Step 2. Illustrator works well with 3D IMAGES when sending them to Cinema4d so I moved the project to illustrator.
Step 3. Make sure the logo still has its own individual layers . (This will come in handy for when you’re doing your 3D.
Step 4. Once your done save the project and open it up in Cinema4d. (Make sure that the logo has no colour on it as you will be able to edit this in Cinema4D .
Step 5. The key to getting used to Cinema 4D is to mess about with the program. The 2 balls at the bottom represents the colours you decide to you use. 2 Different balls for the different layers. Circle arrows also allow you to go all around the 3D image or to change the position of the image from a 3D stand point
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