Introduction: Logo Design & Logo Animation
Step 1: Install Custom Font
Step 2: Using Textures and Install
Step 3: Using the Pathfinder Tool for Objects
Step 4: Using the Pathfinder Tool for Text
Step 5: Preparing Illustor Logo for Adobe After Effects Import
Step 6: Sphere Animation: Basic
Step 7: Sphere Animation: Having Colors Stay Longer
Step 8: Sphere Animation Adding:Fog
Step 9: Sphere Animation Adding:Custom Enviroment
Step 10: Sphere Animation Adding:Camera Movement
Step 11: Importing Ai Logo Into Ae
Step 12: Particle Animation
Step 13: Combining the 2 Animations + Adding Lens Flares
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5 Comments
8 years ago on Introduction
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9 years ago on Introduction
Call me old fashioned if you will, but an instructable with no instructions is sort of less than useful. How about some explanation? This certainly isn't going to be much use to a person new to AI.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
The picture are in order and have the instructions on them. I guess I could add summaries and write out the steps separately.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
That would help a great deal. You can't be certain what sort of display that the reader might be using. On a small tablet or a smartphone, while the pictures are visible, they are kind of small. Having supporting text allows people to make sense of the pictures without being able to see the smaller details. ;-)
9 years ago on Introduction
I found it useful and quite thorough. It's not meant to be an intro to illustrator or after effects. People who are new to these programs might want to start by searching some other basic intro tutorials.