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Vectorial Animation Frame by Frame Style with After Effects

Prepare designs for animation II

A course by Pablo Cuello , Graphic designer and Animator

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32,564 students

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About the video: Prepare designs for animation II

Overview

“Second part of the lesson.”

In this video lesson Pablo Cuello addresses the topic: Prepare designs for animation II, which is part of the Domestika online course: Vectorial Animation Frame by Frame Style with After Effects. Create animations with a personality and a handcrafted style without using plugins.

Partial transcription of the video

“Preparing designs for animation We continue, in this case, since we are working on the character we will do those of the character in full-body first, then the close-ups of the face and the rest of the objects. We already have this and this. Now we see the one where she's standing, scene 8. When we see this character in this view, she is almost head-on, but she still has one foot a little bit forward. So I'll keep naming the limbs that are behind "back" and those that are in front, "front." In this pose, in the illustration we made I see that I drew the torso and the arm in the same layer. ...”

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Course summary for: Vectorial Animation Frame by Frame Style with After Effects

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (893)
32564 students
5 units
41 lessons (7h 27m)
8 downloads

Category
3D & Animation
Software
Adobe After Effects
Areas
2D Animation, Animation

Pablo Cuello

A course by Pablo Cuello

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Graphic designer and Animator

A native of Mendoza, Argentina, Pablo Cuello is a graphic designer who graduated from the National University of Cuyo (Argentina). Since he was a child he always liked to draw and, after several years of working as a designer, he started to get into the world of animation with Adobe After Effects.

The quality of his work led him to work for the production company MediaMonks, where he developed projects for major brands such as Google, Red Bull, or Amazon. He explores traditional animation to add a more personalized touch to his work.