Comic Book Animation in After Effects

Comic Book Animation in After Effects

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What you'll learn

You will be able to use Adobe After Effects to a basic level

You will be able to transform your photos into a classic, comic book pop art-style cartoon

You will be able to create a flick book style animation

You will be able to create a Logo Intro animation inspired by comic book movies

You will be able to use a Halftone Effect in Adobe Photoshop

You will be able to create a flick book style animation

Requirements

You will need Adobe After Effects CC installed

You will need Adobe Photoshop CC installed

Description

Do you want to learn how to create cool Logo Animations inspired by Superhero Movies quickly & easily whilst learning the basics of Adobe After Effects? Then you're in the right place! In this course you'll learn how to transform your photos or images into comic book panels using a Halftone Effect in Adobe Photoshop. You can then use those images to create a flick book style animation for your Comic Book inspired Logo Intro. This project is flexible and fully customizable, making it easier to fit with your movie, project, website or social media platform. This class is perfect for illustrators, graphic designers, motion designers or anyone else looking to have some fun with After Effects! Follow along as we use basic color combinations to create this animation. Through this assignment you will learn:

How to transform your photos into a classic, comic book pop art-style cartoon

How to create a flick book style animation

How to create a Logo Intro animation inspired by comic book movies

Content & Overview 

This is a great way for beginners to introduce themselves to Adobe After Effects. Each step will be broken down to make understanding the process even easier. Starting with how to create your comic book photos, I’ll take you through all the tools and skills necessary for the project.

Who this course is for:

Illustrators

Graphic Designers

Game Artists

Digital Artists

Indie Game Developers

Artists

Hobbyist

Motion Designers

Social Media