Animation for Illustration - adding movement with adobe Illustrator and Photoshop

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Animation for Illustration - adding movement with adobe Illustrator and Photoshop

English | 35m | Video: 720p | Project files

I am going to be exploring with you how to create an animation from an illustration created in Adobe Illustrator. We will add increments of motion in adobe illustrator to create a kind of flip-book effect using artboards. This will then be imported into Adobe Photoshop to create an animated gif or an mp4.

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