Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
How to Create a Parallax Pan Walk Cycle using After Effects
These 5 videos will show you how to create a parallax pan walk cycle in After Effects. A parallax pan shows depth to your scene by using the 3D features in After Effects. You will animate a character in a walk cycle. You will then create a multi-layered background in Photoshop. You will import these elements into After Effects and use the 3D layer, and camera, features to create the parallax pan effect.
Part 1 - How to create a parallax pan walk cycle - Pencil Test -in After Effects.
This video explains how to set up your Walk cycle line art drawing to be exported from Photoshop as individual .psd files. It explains how to keep the character 'opaque' and make the 'background' transparent. It then shows you how to run the Script 'Export Layers to Files"
Part 2 - How to create a parallax pan walk cycle in After Effects.
this video explains how to set up your back layers in Photoshop. You need to make your background at least 4x the width of your final composition width. You also need to create background using multiple layers to achieve the 3D parallax pan effect.
Part 3 - How to create a Parallax Pan Walk cycle in After Effects. This video explains how to import the walk cycle .psd files as an image sequence. It shows how to use the "Interpret Footage - Main" dialog box to set the walk cycle frames per second - fps and how to Loop the cycle so walks for the duration of your composition.
Part 4 - Setting up the Walk in After Effects for creating a Parallax Pan walk cycle. Set the walk across your over sized background so your character walks across the screen with their feet placed properly. You want to avoid the the feet from 'skating' or sliding forward, and from slipping backwards.
Part 5 - How to set up a Parallax Pan for a Walk Cycle in After Effects.
Part 1 - How to create a parallax pan walk cycle - Pencil Test -in After Effects.
This video explains how to set up your Walk cycle line art drawing to be exported from Photoshop as individual .psd files. It explains how to keep the character 'opaque' and make the 'background' transparent. It then shows you how to run the Script 'Export Layers to Files"
Part 2 - How to create a parallax pan walk cycle in After Effects.
this video explains how to set up your back layers in Photoshop. You need to make your background at least 4x the width of your final composition width. You also need to create background using multiple layers to achieve the 3D parallax pan effect.
Part 3 - How to create a Parallax Pan Walk cycle in After Effects. This video explains how to import the walk cycle .psd files as an image sequence. It shows how to use the "Interpret Footage - Main" dialog box to set the walk cycle frames per second - fps and how to Loop the cycle so walks for the duration of your composition.
Part 4 - Setting up the Walk in After Effects for creating a Parallax Pan walk cycle. Set the walk across your over sized background so your character walks across the screen with their feet placed properly. You want to avoid the the feet from 'skating' or sliding forward, and from slipping backwards.
Part 5 - How to set up a Parallax Pan for a Walk Cycle in After Effects.
Sunday, December 6, 2015
Photoshop CC - Working with Vector art and the Pen Tool
Beginning Photoshop CC - Working with Vector art and the Pen Tool
This tutorial will give you tips on working with the pen
tool and working with vector art in Photoshop CC. You will see how you can use
the Bezier handles help shape your images. This follows the steps in Photoshop
CC Classroom in a Book Lesson 8. Take the
time, and the effort, to follow the steps in the book. Use this tutorial as a
guide to help you complete the lesson. - Dec. 2015
Here is link to a complimentary video on how to use the vector "Path Operations" to create a shape with a hole in it (like our coffee cup):
Photoshop Basics | Subtract Front Shape with a Path
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N7FNfRKnPQ
Here is link to a complimentary video on how to use the vector "Path Operations" to create a shape with a hole in it (like our coffee cup):
Photoshop Basics | Subtract Front Shape with a Path
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N7FNfRKnPQ
Saturday, April 19, 2014
PS CS6 Clipping Masks - Type Along a Path
Beginning Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop CS6 Classroom in a Book lesson 7 Clipping Masks and Typing Along a Path
Below are 2 videos that review the steps in Lesson 7, where we use the image created in Lesson 6, and create a finished 'magazine cover':
Part 1 - How to create a Clipping Mask Aprox 10 min
Part 2 - How to Type Along a Path Aprox 18 min
Adobe Photoshop CS6 Classroom in a Book lesson 7 Clipping Masks and Typing Along a Path
Below are 2 videos that review the steps in Lesson 7, where we use the image created in Lesson 6, and create a finished 'magazine cover':
Part 1 - How to create a Clipping Mask Aprox 10 min
Part 2 - How to Type Along a Path Aprox 18 min
Photoshop CS6 - Masking and Channels
Beginning Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop CS6 Classroom In A Book - Lesson 6 - Masks and Channels. The video quality is not the best, but the steps of what to do should be clear.
This video goes over the steps of creating Layer Masks and Quick Mask selection to effect certain areas of your image. It also touches on the creating selections from the Channels tab.
Adobe Photoshop CS6 Classroom In A Book - Lesson 6 - Masks and Channels. The video quality is not the best, but the steps of what to do should be clear.
This video goes over the steps of creating Layer Masks and Quick Mask selection to effect certain areas of your image. It also touches on the creating selections from the Channels tab.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Clownfish.ai
Digital Illustration and Design LP3 Activities - Creating with the pen tool and Pathfinder tools
This is a video tutorial that highlights using the pen tool, gradients, and the pathfinder tools in Adobe Illustrator CS6. The video follows the step by step tutorial on how to create a Clownfish by Ilie Ciorba - http://www.tutorial9.net/tutorials/illustrator-tutorials/design-an-underwater-clown-fish-tutorial-in-illustrator/Saturday, April 5, 2014
Adobe Illustrator Shapes and Gradients
Digital Illustration and Design - LP2 Basic Shapes and Gradients
Adobe Illustrator
A video tutorial of how to create a
simple Bunny character using basic shapes in Adobe Illustrator. This is based
off the tutorial by Ryan Putnam @ http://design.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-create-a-cute-bunny-vector-character--vector-608 - Thank you Tutsplus and Ryan.
Published on Apr 5, 2014
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