How to Create an Igniting Transition for Your Logo

How to Create an Igniting Transition for Your Logo

on Feb 28th 2013 with 13 comments
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In this tutorial we will learn how to create a logo that burns up into the air and disappears from the composition. We will use Trapcode Particular together with other effects to simulate our fire. This technique can be used with any logo.

For more fire tutorials here on Aetuts+, check out our Burn Through Some Fire Tutorials Session.

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Daniel Brodesky is Final_Step on Videohive
 
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My name is Daniel and I have been using After Effects for 3 years, creating projects for Videohive and freelancing for different clients. I'm self-taught. I love what I do and I do what I love. I learned a lot from tutorials and now I think it is time I make some of my own.  

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  • http://www.facebook.com/chugun Aleksej Chugunov

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  • Gregory Hooker

    Did you notice the spelling of effects?

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=690797892 Steph Curry

      English is a second, sometimes third language, for some of these artists….so don’t judge unless you want to spell in Russian, Chinese perfectly…..

      • Billy

        English is the main language of the world. All pilots and boat captains NEED to know this language. So for you to state that we would need to spell in Russian or any other language is wrong considering English is the language of the world.
        Now, I’m not saying English is the most used, or even the most popular, but we as a world have chosen it to be the main language. So…if you know English, you don’t need to know any other language.

        and second, I really like the effect. Good job.

      • Charles Ewing

        You should probably get out more.

      • arv

        If the site the tutorial is being posted in is in English, I would expect them to be able to spell properly, or at least the editorial staff is the one to blame.

        Secondly, the guy misspelled AFTER EFFECTS. The program he’s doing a tutorial in. And he got paid to do it (not much but if you’re in a non-English speaking country then that’s not chump change).

      • Daniel
        Author

        Hello, I’m sorry if my accent or not clear speaking made you think I miss spelled After Effects. I know I do some grammar mistakes here and there but I try to avoid these as much as I can. I will do my best the next tutorial to say things clearer.
        Kind regards,
        Daniel.

      • arv

        The preview video says “purchase After Effecs templates.” Effects is misspelled. It’s the first thing we see.

      • Daniel
        Author

        I noticed it only now due to your careful attention. Sorry for the mistake.

      • stfu

        OMG!!! Sound the Alarms!!! The world is going to end!!!

    • Sam

      Its totally fine. I think we all are humans & these small mistakes are part of our busy life. Don’t u ever done any mistake ?

      The tutorial is about effect & not about English. the effect in tutorial which he teach us is really cool so take it or leave it.

  • mark

    Thanks for the awesome tutorial :)

  • Amy

    i love this tutorial….ur accent is so cute!