My character Linda is finally prepped and ready for rigging in AfterEffects using DUIK.
In orbit
It’s possible and in fact quite simple to make faux 3D satellites in AfterEffects. If you know how. This piece of animation is inspired by the vastness of space and the idea of being in an orbit.
#100DaysOfAnimateThis: 31/100 – Building CONNECTED
What better way to cheer oneself up than push some paint around the screen. Preparing graphics for the next part of the piece turned out to be fun and quite therapeutic. Animated texture – dancing loops – makes the text interesting by itself. Beware, your eyes can get all loopy!
#100DaysOfAnimateThis: 25-28/100 – STAY reveal
I animated the reveal of STAY using flying blobs, the reveal technique from Evan Adams and generated with Trapcode Particular particles. Hopefully the amount of manual labour and patience it took will pay off and result in a visually interesting motion.
#100DaysOfAnimateThis: 16/100 – Cel animation
I am done with the animation in Adobe Animate and wonder how to go around colouring it.
#100DaysOfAnimateThis: 15/100 – Cel animation
I keep working on a little cel animation project in Adobe Animate and learn the advantages and disadvantages of animating “straight ahead”.
#100DaysOfAnimateThis: 13-14/100 – Attempt at cel animation
My first attempt at cel animation in Adobe Animate.
#100DaysOfAnimateThis: 11/100 – Done with “COOL”
Many cups of coffee and hours of podcasts later I am finally done with the primary splatter for my letter morph. It’s time to move to other fun details. In the process I came up with a rather cool reveal for “STAY”. It’s gonna be very COOL!
#100DaysOfAnimateThis: 10/100 – Working the “COOL”
Working on details for so long makes me lose some of the motivation but I making my way through the splatter. One more letter is done! I find my fire in planning on how to bring “STAY” on stage.
#100DaysOfAnimateThis: 09/100 – Another day, another blob
Today I animated yet another blob in a so popular today style reminding of the traditional cel animation. The catch? This one is done entirely in After Effects, with little effort and literally within minutes. Fly on, blob, fly on!