Adobe Character Animator for Beginners - Head - Eyes

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Adobe Character Animator for Beginners - Head - Eyes - Eyebrows

https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Adobe-Character-Animator-for-Beginners-Head-Eyes-Eyebrows/14777960

We will use a Photoshop file to rig up a character in Adobe Character Animator.

We will learn two different styles of making the pupils move.

We will learn two different styles of head movement.

We will use triggers and cycle layers to make him blink.

We will learn how to rig the eyebrows.

We will also go through all the settings in the Face panel and the Eye Gaze panel and see what each setting does.