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Animation and Design of Characters in After Effects

Animation for the 'loop'

A course by Moncho Massé , Illustrator and Animator

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16,438 students

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About the video: Animation for the 'loop'

Overview

“Now that we have the animation done, we are going to make the animation of the 'loop'. For this we will animate within a three-dimensional environment, so that we can use the position on the Z axis to get a sense of depth. Finally, I will also show you how I made the trickle of coffee that falls on the cup and we will compose everything together. ”

In this video lesson Moncho Massé addresses the topic: Animation for the 'loop', which is part of the Domestika online course: Animation and Design of Characters in After Effects. Learn to tell stories through infinite animation loops.

Partial transcription of the video

“Well now that we have our animated character We are going to introduce it in a new composition Where we will modify its position in the Z axis To give depth sensation. Well, we continue in this lesson In which we are going to compose the animation of the character we have made to make a loop. For this I created this composition That is already 1080 x 1080 What will be the final composition of our loop Here I have titled composition for loop ... It will have a length 5 seconds I think that's what I want the animation to last It's a good animation for a gif Maybe even on the limit. Okay, so I...”

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Course summary for: Animation and Design of Characters in After Effects

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (695)
16438 students
5 units
22 lessons (3h 31m)
4 downloads

Category
3D & Animation
Software
Adobe After Effects
Areas
2D Animation, Animation, Character Animation, Character Design, Motion Graphics

Moncho Massé

A course by Moncho Massé

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Illustrator and Animator

As a child of the ‘80s, Moncho grew up glued to the screen. If he wasn’t playing his favorite Nintendo or Sega games, he was marveling at the latest from Toriyama, Miyazaki, Disney, and Cartoon Network. Today, these references have led him to develop his own style as a motion graphics designer.

Moncho studied audiovisual communication and journalism at the Universitat de València before working as a video editor for a small agency in Amsterdam. It was there that he found his true passion for animation, leading him to work on different motion graphics projects for a wide variety of clients.