Make Your Own Customizable Hip Boxy Shoe

Make Your Own Customizable Hip Boxy Shoe

on Oct 14th 2011 with 5 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: After Effects
  • Difficulty: Beginner
  • Run Time: 25:40 min

Final Product What You'll Be Creating

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I made a video for GSG five second project and I wanted to share how I build it and it’s called The Shoe. So I build it from scratch with all the psd layers and such. I tried to recreate the papercut characters on the net and I think its a really interesting technique.

Tutorial

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File size: 172.3 MB

 
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The name is Marcus Melin, I have been working with motion graphics since I was 13 years old or so. Love to make awesome things and make them move. Studied at Hyper Island, Stockholm and graduated summer 2010, and Im currently working at Visual Art as a 2D artist.  

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  • http://www.behance.net/mohdumer Umer

    Interesting tip.

  • Lyndon

    That shoe is creased out, I’m diggin’

  • http://www.addictmotion.com Addictmotion

    Nice tuto ! It’s very easy to do quickly something cool ! Thanks !

    Our result here http://www.addictmotion.com/2012/tuto-make-your-own-customizable-hip-boxy-object.html

  • http://www.hmudesign.com Christopher Baker

    I would like to point out that you could open up the transform for each layer, so you know you have moved each layer to the same position (rather than filling each layer and eyeballing it). Also, the distance that each layer moves will be half of the dimension of another layer, so if you know this info (I’m sure its in there somewhere, or perhaps dimensions of the original), you can just cut that in half and transform it a bit. I think this would be a lot easier.

  • http://www.hmudesign.com Christopher Baker

    Other than that, very cool tutorial =]