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Oxburger Studios is a stop-motion animation studio in Edmonton, Alberta. We're bringing wild ideas to life for global brands and local favorites too.
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We were approached by the amazing crew at Netflix to help create 3x spots for their children's show, StoryBots. We had a fantastic time visualizing these complex ideas in fun and unique ways. We got crafty, silly, and whimsy to bring out the kid in us too. Educational Motion Graphics.
Main - Advice Please - How Would You Quilt This ??? - Hello! This is a 45 square wall hanging. I think I'll do some sid and/or shadowing for the borders but what to do for the center??? I don't do many panels. I've done some free motion on my janome but nothing too complicated yet. Ideas?? Thanks 😊
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Six years ago, German office-furniture brand Wilkhahn launched its revolutionary ON chair, which applied kinematic principles to stimulate the body's core..
Explore a complete workflow from illustration to animation in Adobe Illustrator and After Effects. If you've been wanting to get into animation, but haven't known where to start, this class is for you. Have you been hesitant to get into animation because you didn't think you were good enough at drawing, or felt that the software was too intimidating? What if I told you that you don't even really have to draw to illustrate? And that adding motion to your illustration is achievable, even if you've never opened After Effects before. Using this winter cabin scene as an example, I'll show you my complete workflow starting from inspiration and planning through illustrating and animating. Here's what's covered: You'll learn how to: find inspiration yet still create a unique piece of work organize your ideas into a moodboard get ideas out of your head by sketching use your sketch as a starting point for illustration utilize basic shapes to create an outlined illustration use the pen tool to create organic shapes color your illustration and add details prepare your illustration for animation import your illustration into After Effects animate an object's position and adjust its motion path create masks animate colors changing animate scale and opacity use the wave warp effect to animate smoke animate snow (and make it loop!) render (export) your animation as a .mov, .mp4, or gif file Plus loads of tips for working efficiently that will get you started on the right foot. This is the class I needed when I was first getting started in motion design! I'll show you every step to recreate my wintery scene, but in doing this, every step will teach you something useful that you'll surely come across when creating your own illustrations and animations. Depending on how comfortable you’re feeling, you can follow along with me, or create your own version of a scene that looks a little like mine, or nothing like mine–it’s up to you! This class is perfect for beginners to Adobe Illustrator and After Effects; no prior experience with either program is necessary. But, if you are already a seasoned artist, this class will help you understand how you can add motion to your work. If you're interested in getting into motion design this is a perfect first step! After this class, check out my other classes to keep learning! Find me online: My website Instagram Pinterest YouTube Music credit: Track: Travel With Us — Vendredi [Audio Library Release], Music provided by Audio Library Plus
Explore a complete workflow from illustration to animation in Adobe Illustrator and After Effects. If you've been wanting to get into animation, but haven't known where to start, this class is for you. Have you been hesitant to get into animation because you didn't think you were good enough at drawing, or felt that the software was too intimidating? What if I told you that you don't even really have to draw to illustrate? And that adding motion to your illustration is achievable, even if you've never opened After Effects before. Using this winter cabin scene as an example, I'll show you my complete workflow starting from inspiration and planning through illustrating and animating. Here's what's covered: You'll learn how to: find inspiration yet still create a unique piece of work organize your ideas into a moodboard get ideas out of your head by sketching use your sketch as a starting point for illustration utilize basic shapes to create an outlined illustration use the pen tool to create organic shapes color your illustration and add details prepare your illustration for animation import your illustration into After Effects animate an object's position and adjust its motion path create masks animate colors changing animate scale and opacity use the wave warp effect to animate smoke animate snow (and make it loop!) render (export) your animation as a .mov, .mp4, or gif file Plus loads of tips for working efficiently that will get you started on the right foot. This is the class I needed when I was first getting started in motion design! I'll show you every step to recreate my wintery scene, but in doing this, every step will teach you something useful that you'll surely come across when creating your own illustrations and animations. Depending on how comfortable you’re feeling, you can follow along with me, or create your own version of a scene that looks a little like mine, or nothing like mine–it’s up to you! This class is perfect for beginners to Adobe Illustrator and After Effects; no prior experience with either program is necessary. But, if you are already a seasoned artist, this class will help you understand how you can add motion to your work. If you're interested in getting into motion design this is a perfect first step! After this class, check out my other classes to keep learning! Find me online: My website Instagram Pinterest YouTube Music credit: Track: Travel With Us — Vendredi [Audio Library Release], Music provided by Audio Library Plus
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1039703894/secret-whiteboard-flip-from-work-to-home-in-one-motion Hiding a safe behind a picture frame is too 1980s... this picture frame hides a secret whiteboard behind it, for you to jot down your clever ideas without needing to invest in an entire whiteboard. Let's face it, WFH isn't going anywhere. No, I don't mean that the pandemic is going to last forever
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Stop motion animation is a great way to generate eye catching video content for small businesses and brands. The bare minimum you need are: • your phone • stop motion app i.e. Life Lapse App • a hero subject
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Explore a complete workflow from illustration to animation in Adobe Illustrator and After Effects. If you've been wanting to get into animation, but haven't known where to start, this class is for you. Have you been hesitant to get into animation because you didn't think you were good enough at drawing, or felt that the software was too intimidating? What if I told you that you don't even really have to draw to illustrate? And that adding motion to your illustration is achievable, even if you've never opened After Effects before. Using this winter cabin scene as an example, I'll show you my complete workflow starting from inspiration and planning through illustrating and animating. Here's what's covered: You'll learn how to: find inspiration yet still create a unique piece of work organize your ideas into a moodboard get ideas out of your head by sketching use your sketch as a starting point for illustration utilize basic shapes to create an outlined illustration use the pen tool to create organic shapes color your illustration and add details prepare your illustration for animation import your illustration into After Effects animate an object's position and adjust its motion path create masks animate colors changing animate scale and opacity use the wave warp effect to animate smoke animate snow (and make it loop!) render (export) your animation as a .mov, .mp4, or gif file Plus loads of tips for working efficiently that will get you started on the right foot. This is the class I needed when I was first getting started in motion design! I'll show you every step to recreate my wintery scene, but in doing this, every step will teach you something useful that you'll surely come across when creating your own illustrations and animations. Depending on how comfortable you’re feeling, you can follow along with me, or create your own version of a scene that looks a little like mine, or nothing like mine–it’s up to you! This class is perfect for beginners to Adobe Illustrator and After Effects; no prior experience with either program is necessary. But, if you are already a seasoned artist, this class will help you understand how you can add motion to your work. If you're interested in getting into motion design this is a perfect first step! After this class, check out my other classes to keep learning! Find me online: My website Instagram Pinterest YouTube Music credit: Track: Travel With Us — Vendredi [Audio Library Release], Music provided by Audio Library Plus
Teaching elementary students about force and motion is super important and can be really fun. Force is just a fancy way of saying “push” or “pull”, and it’s what makes things move or change direction. Motion is simply the movement of an object from one place to another. Together, force and motion help us understand ... Read more
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