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I also have something that I want to emphasize on; don't use C4Ds as backgrounds. The way I used them in the tutorial is just a way to take advantage of focal points. For a background you should use gradients, filters, the original screenshot's background, the soft 100 px round brush, etc. C4D renders can also be used to leave a few subtle effects on a sig.
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Uncovering things that were sacred, manifest on this earth
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Yeah, they scattered the afterbirth
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Ah, I know what you mean. When I first used C4D's, I kinda went too crazy with it. But yeah, I see what you mean by taking advantage of the focal point by manipulating parts of the C4D and making it somewhat subtle. I've seen it in your sigs and it does look more appealing.
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