Animating A Badge: Workflow From Illustrator To After Effects

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Animating A Badge: Workflow From Illustrator To After Effects

Duration: 39m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 30fps | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 751 MB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

In this lesson we will cover the basics of using Adobe programs in a cohesive workflow that leverages each program's strength. Transitioning from creating a simple badge graphic in Adobe Illustrator and then taking that badge and animating it in Adobe After Effects. This is not an advance technique but rather a foundational skill to have to save yourself time and your client money. A basic understanding of Adobe Illustrator and After Effects will help you in this course. No expertise is needed as a designer to benefit from this course.

Key Skills Covered:

Basic Graphic Design
Understanding Layers In Illustrator
File Prep For After Effects
Importing An Illustrator File Into After Effects
Simple Animation In After Effects
Exporting In After Effects

This lesson is intended for the multi-tool freelancer that is looking to enhance their skillset. Also intended for Graphic Designers and Motion Graphic Designers to understand the workflow between Adobe Illustrator and Adobe After Effects and work better within the team dynamic. When you complete this course you will be better suited to deliver high quality products to your client.

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