In this beautiful video tutorial we will take a look at a lesson that shows how to make a colorful countdown using Maxon Cinema 4D. We start by creating the numbers in Illustrator to import their shape into Cinema 4D and completing everything with a few steps using MoGraph Clone and Xpresso.
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