Learn How to Rig and Animate a Character and Create your Own Odyssey Day 2

Final Product What You'll Be Creating

This is part 2 of this very comprehensive tutorial where you will learn how to rig and animate a character using a combination of Illustrator, Photoshop and After Effects and create an incredible, cinematic odyssey piece.

Part 2 breaks down the compositing techniques used in all the shots.

Tutorial

Download Tutorial .flv

File size 351MB

Requirements:
Adobe Illustrator (download trial version here)
Adobe Photoshop (download trial version here)

Optional:
Trapcode Particular (download trial version here)

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Discussion 16 Comments

  1. jchn82 says:

    nice

  2. jchn82 says:

    wowo!

  3. Loay says:

    Thanks a lot

  4. Adam Sklar says:

    Awesome. Watching right now. :)

  5. Alj says:

    nice one i really like it

  6. michael keal says:

    You need learn the main base of the realistion
    it s ugly

  7. Vith says:

    Why not use .torrent for download? I thought it was a great idea.

  8. keviexclusive says:

    reminds me of astral projection
    very nice

  9. Chris says:

    Great presentation and fantastic effects.

    It would’ve been better if we have ur project files or start from stage one to see how you build up the entire sequence and final project.

    AE is usually very daunting for the faint hearted!!

    Thanks

  10. Miamito says:

    Nice !!
    Great work

  11. Tostian says:

    wow.. great! thanks!

  12. Hakan says:

    very nice project.

  13. matthew says:

    I love how Billy is nowhere to be found in the more complex tutorials.

    #1 fan
    -Matthew

  14. alex says:

    Man your great .. but i dont like you.I really want to make this beautiful animation .. but i dont understand i want you to start from the begining (from nothing) .. i dont understand :(

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