Iron Man Interface Target Widget – Parts 1 and 2

Iron Man Interface Target Widget – Parts 1 and 2

on Aug 16th 2012 with 6 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: After Effects
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
  • Run Time: 1 hour 16 min

Final Product What You'll Be Creating

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This entry is part 3 of 5 in the series Iron Man WIdgets

Iron Man WIdgets

In this tutorial we are going to create the Iron Man target widget inspired from The Avengers movie. We will be using a lot of shape layers combined with some interesting modifiers in order to achieve the final result.

Part 1

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File size: 333.3 MB

Part 2

Download Tutorial .mp4

File size: 242.4 MB

Series Navigation«Iron Man Interface Battle Widget – Parts 1 and 2
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  • Kayhan

    all of them resemble each other (:

  • ak

    Great stuff these tutorials. Would you consider doing another series? For example take some of the user interface work from the new Total Recall or Prometheus and do a break down? I can see Kayhan’s point slightly, yes they are starting to resemble each other, but the Iron Man interface kind of works around concentric circles, there’s only so much you can do. Looking at a completely different film like Prometheus would chuck in some new design challenges.

  • Jake

    Wow, great tutorial. But I sure would appreciate a link to download the reference images.

    • http://behance.net/automatic_ab abster.one

      The reference images are in the source files provided.

  • http://www.natevolk.com Nate

    Awesome, I love the entire series that you’ve done. I’d really like to see how you go from black and white in this one to the final output in the preview. Also, the animations and other things that you used. Great stuff, keep it up!!!

  • http://adrianoinage.blogspot.com Inage

    Where can i found and download the sounds of the interface?