Create an Animated Homage to Bruce Lee – Day 2

Create an Animated Homage to Bruce Lee – Day 2

Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: Just After Effects... enjoy
  • Difficulty: Advanced
  • Run Time: 22:28 min

Final Product What You'll Be Creating

This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series Animated Homage to Bruce Lee

In day 2 of the training Markus demonstrates how to animate realistic water physics moving between a cup and a bottle. You’ll learn how to create pouring water animations and realistic impact ripples.

These clever animations will be combined with the typographic ground-work we laid out in day 1 of the training. The complete video will begin to take shape.


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Series Navigation«Create an Animated Homage to Bruce Lee – Day 1Create an Animated Homage to Bruce Lee – Day 3»
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Discussion 27 Comments

  1. liam says:

    beautiful!! i always wondered about ‘tweening’ or distorting in AE, a bit ingenuity goes a very long way. looking forward to part 3

  2. halli says:

    looking forward to the next few!

    http://www.quickurl.biz

  3. John says:

    Great! Can’t wait for Prt. 3 :D !!!

  4. Nate says:

    thats cool

  5. omphteliba says:

    your tutorials are so cool! thanks a lot!

  6. gtaspider says:

    Yeah, great ;) Interestant how to create Water so simple ;)

  7. Awesome, I always wondered how they created waves in water, really useful technique. Thank you, cant wait for part three!

  8. JohnM. says:

    I got a question. When I export my project & view it on my computer, the background [a radial ramp], like yours, doesn’t look smooth at all. What are your export settings?

  9. Nick says:

    very nice keep them coming!

  10. Great tutorial, please keep doing :)

  11. Bueaka says:

    Great! Thanks

  12. Billy says:

    Once again…no source files…..crappy tutorial. Sorry.

  13. Rune says:

    I often get an error message when I try to open new tutorials, does anybody else have the same problem? Today is the first time I’ve been able to watch this tutorial. I guess it has something to do with the capacity of the servers?

  14. JOweb says:

    no source file (cup, teapot, bottle)… I’m lost where the cup need to rotate and the water -> fill the bottle…
    But the result ->really nice …

  15. Isis says:

    Thanks for the tutorial…In future, can you explain how export 3D files (like particles) in After Effects to a small (700-800kb) SWF?

    If someone can help me, I’ll be thankful!!!

    isis_mfs@hotmail.com

  16. T.Baurain says:

    The result is nice…the Illustrator files would be nice, so we could do those things too.

  17. enisaltun says:

    tutorials are so cool but upload speed not. we’d spent lots of time for dowload.

  18. Malte says:

    Real good one here! Love it! But i’d love to see an animation on “be formless” to “be shapeless”

  19. taneil says:

    thank you so much very comprehensive and I don’t need a plug in or to learn french. LOL. Would you consider making this videos available for download in quicktime?

  20. Daniel says:

    Hey!! nice tut…sorry but..I have a problem, I´m a novice in AE and in the step when I put the Luma Matte in the water solid, looks so bad…… some little points appears and is very ugly I can’t continue ’cause looks very bad…can I fix this situation?

  21. CgBaran Tuts says:

    Fantastic work thanks

  22. Robert says:

    hey can’t see whole tutorial, tutorial cuts off, half way, and part 3 cuts off, seconds later, i have a membership and really want to learn rest of tutorial someone please help!!!

  23. Filipe says:

    I’m also having problems with this one, the tutorial doesn’t load! Loved the first part, really wish I could download this one too.

  24. jason says:

    source files please!

  25. Marten says:

    Superb tutorial Marcus! Well spend one and a half hour of watching..

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