Here is a new After Effects tutorial from OtherCubed. In this tutorial you'll learn how to create and animate dynamic pie chartes using expressions. Very useful for motion design work, check it out, it's not as hard as you might think:  

Here is a new Cinema 4D tutorial from GreyScaleGorilla. In this tutorial Chris Schmidt will show you how to model a crystal rock and then break it apart while showing a sticky goo inside followed by nick for texturing and lightning. It's a very cool look, check it out:

Here is a brand new Cinema 4D tutorial by Lawrence Black. You'll learn how to shatter a dynamic object after impact. Very useful stuff for your animations, have a look here:

Here is a very fast Cinema 4D quicktip that was sent to me, made by 'Berd'. You'll be able to create a very nice and fluid brush animation and it is quite easy to do. It's basically a landscape and a Spline wrap wrapped around a curve or text. This looks really nice, here it is:

Chris Schmidt from Greyscalegorilla has a new very original Cinema 4D tutorial up. In this one he'll create fast 3D topographies using hair. Check it out here, it looks really nice and original:

Here is a yet another new Cinema 4D tutorial by Sean Frangella for Premiumbeat.com. Here, you'll learn how to model a reflective sports badge with the help of the new Cinema 4D R16 tools. Check it out here:

Here is a brand new modeling Cinema 4D tutorial by Sean Frangella from Premiumbeat.com. In this tutorial you'll learn how to model a street lamp from scratch. Awesomely detailed and precise tutorial, have a look :

Here is an interesting tutorial by motionsquared in wich you'll learn how to map a texture onto a 3D logo inside of Cinema 4D. Sounds easy but it's actually quite tricky. Check it out here:

Lawrence Black is already back with a new Cinema 4D tutorial. In this tutorial you'll learn how to animate object along a spline inside of Cinema 4D. Here it is:

In this new tutorial by Lawrence Black you'll learn how to use the polygon reduction tool to make a low-poly landscape in Cinema 4D. He will then texture it in a cool abstract futuristic set. Have a look:

It's the holidays but there's still plenty to learn out there. In this tutorial Nick Campbell from Greyscalegorilla will show you how to fill up an object with clones in Cinema 4D. Very interesting, check it out: FillObjectWithClones from Greyscalegorilla on Vimeo.