You don't have to apologize for the video being that long. I found it one of the most useful for myself in this category. It's great that you repeat a lot of tricks several times here. Perfection hides in repetition. Thank you!
You, man, are so amazing! First, you made such a useful tutorial. Second, you actually went through the trouble of keeping it all in one video. Third, you've been talking for an hour straight explaining stuff in such details and that too without a stop. Hats off to your efforts, man. I'm so glad I actually found your channel. I don't usually comment, but this time I just had to. Hope you get my appreciation.
This is seriously so badass. I'm going to school for VFX and motion graphics now at the Art Institute and we haven't even covered any real motion graphics content yet, but watching this has given me a little more hope that some day I'll be able to actually do some of the things the professionals do out there. I think it just takes a lot of practice and constantly learning new techniques, as that has to be half the battle lol. Thanks for this awesome tutorial!
been looking for path transitioning tutorials for a bit now and none of them made me happy. this one i liked after the first twenty seconds, because you know instantly that its gonna cover useful basics
It's just tiring, following you through the whole process. So I can realize all the hard work and effort you put into this. Can't appreciate enough. Stay strong and keep posting great things. Thank you buddy!
I know this video was made a year ago, but I just wanted to say I do appreciate the part of the video where you go over the illustrator background work! Though I do know how to work illustrator, it's nice to see how the workflow is from beginning to end and how the shapes in illustrator are used in after effects! Great tutorials! I've found much inspiration from your tutorials!
You make it look so easy. I'm just getting into motion graphics myself and your videos are a massive help so thank you for taking the time to create these.
Omg that was too much for one video. But you know what it is a kickass video! kudos to you. I am definitely going to try and achieve what you have done. Thanks a lot for this tutorial. Learnt a lot!!! You rock man!!!
I really appreciate the longer tutorials. They go really in-depth and I find myself coming to them again and again for the wealth of information they provide. Thank you!
Great tutorial, I was able to follow along and did not mind the repetition since it created familiarity with the necessary tools. The fact that it's HD, along with the keyboard pop-ups, is very much appreciated.
Thanks for doing the part in Illustrator... It helped to see the whole process from scratch. Plus, I would've made a clipping mask, so this was good to know. Thank you so much!
I feel like a knob because I've watched so many of your videos and honestly without your channel I wouldn't have touched/gone near after effects again. So thanks a bunch for all the time you put into your videos :)
Yeah it sounds annoying sometimes,, I think usually for specialists, they are not satisfied with their works, also, they are telling learners that this is not the level we should pursue, it should be higher.
Big THANK YOU to you!! Without this video I might not know how to do my project at school!!!!! Really good explanations, really can feel your care of the viewers to really understand you, not just doing it to show off. Really BIG APPRECIATION to you!!!! ALL THE BEST!
***** Definitely! I've primarily worked as a vfx compositor but this summer I landed an animation/motion graphics job and your tutorials got me in great shape to hit the ground running :D
Hey Mt! Friend u can make a tutorial about the concept and tecniques of minimalist illustrations? U is amazing in your illustration in your projects. Really thnks so so much for share your ideas w/ we! Bye see Yah!
Illustrator part is very helpful. Please keep entire process in video so that we know whats happening. Like Making characters in Illustrator in some way to animate them in some way in after effects is still a mystery to me as there are few tutorials explaining the connection. Puppet tool of AE isnt really that great due to distortion and precision with starch tool. Some tutorials on that would be helpful, though I think you have some videos on that, Ill check them out after these ones. Thanks a ton!
man your tutorials are amazing... I have a subscription to digital tutors and pay around 40 bucks a month and their quality of motion graphics tutorials are nowhere near this good!!!... their tutorials are so tedious and boring!..
Brilliant tutorial. Please son don't apologise for repetition. It really helps to see the same things over and over. helps get them in my head. Love your tutorial!!
***** well, I think programming is still harder coz it rely mostly in smart thinking and continuous practice, but Design rely mostly in being skilled and creative
I have dabbled in both coding (HTML, CSS, JS, web stuff) and design (AI, AE, PS) leaning more towards design. I'm still a beginner for my skill level but honestly, I think both are equally as difficult :)
A huge portion of After effects uses coding, took me about 6-8 years to become extremely comfortable with it. As a designer, I find it is always good to have at least some coding skills anyways (I find this is a lost art with a lot of designers). But I know many designers who program, and their work is close to top notch.
OMG.. This tutorial was awesome. I really loved it. I like that you showed how you created the objects in Illustrator and I loved seeing the process of creating transition.
I know this is a hard request, but can you make a tutorial about how you develop ideas before making motion graphics? Since I think that's the most difficult step in the process of making motion graphics.
+Martin Linggajaya Learn to see and think. "Everything is a Remix" RUclips it. Do some googling about conscious and subconscious. The Power of Repitition. How ideas occur in our subconscious mind. Repitition, The Learning Plateau. Also youtube this thing "Verbal to Visual". Also "Design Basics by David A. Lauer" may help you. Good luck.
+Martin Linggajaya Check this article out on creativity and idea generation and graphic design as a whole. rasterbaseblog(dot)wordpress(dot)com/2017/04/10/four-years-of-graphic-design-and-lessons-learned/ Replace the (dot ) with "." without inverted commas of course.
I've learned more about After Effects and Illustrator from this video alone than from an entire semester of motion graphics. There were a lot of points where you weren't sure if you were over or under explaining things but I found it all easy to follow and very informative. Keep these up, they're an awesome resource even for beginners like me.
At 5:48 when you mention whether the Illustrator stuff is useful... I give that a resounding YES. Your tutorials have been extremely useful to me and have helped me grow not only as a motion graphics artist, but as a graphic designer (I have minimal experience with Illustrator, so your tutorials help a ton). Including your process in Illustrator has been a lifesaver. Thanks for all you do! Keep up the great work.
this video realy helped me understand the basic premises of after affects. the repetition helped me get my head around all of the methods of manipulating objects and the constant change in time. Thank you for this.
u don't have to follow the process, just use pen tool to create a new shape layer,therefore it will have control points (yet these aren't appear), and first click shape layer(under "contents" layer), then click path layer to add an new keyframe, you'll find controls points shown on the screen.
Nice video, but I miss the old intro music.. this is too much like the dubstep everyone else and their dog uses when making *awesome* tutorials. You are classier than this, sir.
***** I completely agree that the old tune is better. I was actually just thinking about how much I love the minimalism of your intro, without the lame overproduced explosions and blasting dubstep. And then I saw this video and I was like whaaaaaat?
***** You sir are a gentleman and a scolar. I really loved the minimalism. You have your own style and its relatively unique in the overproducedness that is tutorials on youtube. You also listen to your audience, which means alot. Keep it up Mr. Mograph!
***** Maybe consider a new third option for the intro tune? The dubstep is a bit mainstream, but I found that the minor/major chord confusion in the old tune always threw me off. Excellent videos though!
Awesome tutorials! I jumped for joy when I discovered your channel--it's exactly what I've been looking for! Especially the "hipster" style, please keep 'em coming!
This is absolutely great. This is the first video from you that I have watched. I have subscribed and now I'm going to start from Summit 1. Great, great job!
I love how you explain every single thing your doing, but not make the audience feel like babies (Especially advanced users). I didn't even realise that I watched the whole video it was so good! Congrats!
I didn't even need this tutorial, or even follow it... yet I just watched it! It's very enjoyable watching how you teach, and I have definitely learned a lot just from this one tutorial! Keep up the amazing work, and I will definitely be watching more of your stuff! :)
I REALLY REALLY appreciate you doing things from scratch to finish and showing everything. I'm new to illustrator and AE and I want to learn just this and this was super helpful. Thanks a bunch!
Thankyou so much for these, These tutorials are whats helped me through my journey in after effects. I come to these videos for every problem and have learned so much. You are a legend, my friend. Thankyou
Good tut and fun as always! Your videos have helped to make sense of after effects and they are simply great. AND the old intro (logo and music) is what made me look at ur videos to begin with, classy.
I was inspired by flat design motion graphics from some amazing people on Dribbble, and then found this tutorial. Thanks for making this tut as it's really helped my start out making some basic animation.
HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING UR WORKS AND SINCE THEN YOU MAKING ME MASTER IT...MA FRIENDS GO CRAZY WHEN I USE HOW IDEAS TO DO SOME COOL ANIMATIONS... THANKS MAN..KEEP THEM COMING
Wow that was one of the best tutorials I've ever seen... so great explanations and pacing. Plus it's very rare to see some solid techniques for these type of transitions. Thanks so much!!!
Great video, I have been wanting to learn animation in Ae for so long. 3 Summit videos down and I am getting the hang - really appreciate you showing the entire process, including the illustrator piece - it is great to follow along step by step!
Man, i took one year to achieve courage to see the entirely video, but finally i did it. Very good, friend. The repetition helped me to keep things on the memory and i learned a lot about organization and tricks to make things faster with this material. Thanks man, and I'm very worried about your throat with all this time of talk. Peace!
Matt, wow! I do some kind of graphic design tutorials myself, and wanted to learn something about animating my own logo at the start of my videos, and I found you. To keep it short- this is how tutorials should be! Can't wait to catch some time and watch ur videos... Seriously, you're doing it right :) Cheers- Jay
Haha, No problem :) Could you tell me what screen rec software you are using to record and edit the videos? I kinda like the keystroke callouts that are popping out sometimes... Thanks!
Your tutorials are fantastic man, keep the After Effects stuff comin! And I see no issue in going through the illustrator setup at the beginning, I like knowing exactly how you did everything.
thank you so much for sharing your craft, knowledge and humor with the wrld! so happy i found this channel, i just completed a projected inspired by your slick object transition today and already feel motivated and determined for the new year! whoohoo 2016 looks great! thank you so much again, you are brilliant and i love tutorials like this especially being very new to motion graphics, this helps my skills and confidence a ton :D
This video was amazing. I did this as my first AE tutorial and I really liked that you explained things thoroughly without over explaining things. It taught me so much! Thanks!
Brother, you're doing fine and I'm ecstatic that I found your channel. I'm taking Motion Graphics I right now and I'm learning a lot of things I can use for my classes.
Best video for a Beginner + 1 learner. I was looking for a project that teaches start to finish so to learn both workflow, common techniques and tips and tricks. The pace is perfect so Thank you very much.
Maaan this video is awesome... you are extremely helpful! I hope you get more and more visits because you do an awesome job explaining and keeping things neat and clear for us AE and Illustrator aficionados. Keep up the good work!
Mate, you tutorials are awesome and amazing, you learn thousands of people things and so on, you are like the best teacher on earth, and all your fans and viewers are students, you make things so much easier and you absolutely rock. You absolutely deserve more subs with all these views and awesome tutorials, if I could donate, I would, and all your scripts are amazing. Before I found this channel, I watched alot of worse tutorials with worse motion and graphics, etc. But now that I've found your channel, you've helped me so much, in one week I made super cool animations and graphics!
So happy I found this channel!!!!
Happy is just a little word to explain how I'm feeling now, this channel is AWESOME, Thank you dude!
You don't have to apologize for the video being that long. I found it one of the most useful for myself in this category. It's great that you repeat a lot of tricks several times here. Perfection hides in repetition. Thank you!
You, man, are so amazing! First, you made such a useful tutorial. Second, you actually went through the trouble of keeping it all in one video. Third, you've been talking for an hour straight explaining stuff in such details and that too without a stop. Hats off to your efforts, man. I'm so glad I actually found your channel. I don't usually comment, but this time I just had to. Hope you get my appreciation.
Where have you been all my life. Clear, concise, and no annoying music. This was the inspiration I needed. THANK YOU!!
This is seriously so badass. I'm going to school for VFX and motion graphics now at the Art Institute and we haven't even covered any real motion graphics content yet, but watching this has given me a little more hope that some day I'll be able to actually do some of the things the professionals do out there. I think it just takes a lot of practice and constantly learning new techniques, as that has to be half the battle lol. Thanks for this awesome tutorial!
been looking for path transitioning tutorials for a bit now and none of them made me happy.
this one i liked after the first twenty seconds, because you know instantly that its gonna cover useful basics
It's just tiring, following you through the whole process. So I can realize all the hard work and effort you put into this. Can't appreciate enough. Stay strong and keep posting great things. Thank you buddy!
You Sir, are awesome. Love the way you show thought process in your tutorials, and not worrying about being too rigid!
I know this video was made a year ago, but I just wanted to say I do appreciate the part of the video where you go over the illustrator background work! Though I do know how to work illustrator, it's nice to see how the workflow is from beginning to end and how the shapes in illustrator are used in after effects! Great tutorials! I've found much inspiration from your tutorials!
Great work. I am following this from first summit and I ve learned so much. Thanks!
You make it look so easy. I'm just getting into motion graphics myself and your videos are a massive help so thank you for taking the time to create these.
Omg that was too much for one video. But you know what it is a kickass video! kudos to you. I am definitely going to try and achieve what you have done. Thanks a lot for this tutorial. Learnt a lot!!! You rock man!!!
Thanks for the video. And yes, its okay that you're repeating things. Repetition helps us learn!
***** Love the vids, really do. I'm new to illustrator. So it's a little fast (I can still keep up) but after effects and everything is just awesome
Aliensqueakytoy P.s. In your newer vids, how do you have that like blue text? it looks really nice and slick. I like really nice and slick ;)
repeat stuff-repeat stuff-repeat stuff!!
I really appreciate the longer tutorials. They go really in-depth and I find myself coming to them again and again for the wealth of information they provide. Thank you!
just wanted to let you know that showing how to make this stuff is VERY helpful. thank you very much for doing these :)
Great tutorial, I was able to follow along and did not mind the repetition since it created familiarity with the necessary tools. The fact that it's HD, along with the keyboard pop-ups, is very much appreciated.
Thanks for doing the part in Illustrator... It helped to see the whole process from scratch. Plus, I would've made a clipping mask, so this was good to know. Thank you so much!
The fact that you mention the short cuts a lot is very helpful. Awesome way to memorize them and streamline workflow. Great tutorial!
In illistrator tip: when you are making the coffe cup: select the bottom ancer points, tipe "s" and drag to the middle.
I've been wondering how to do this!! Thanks!
I feel like a knob because I've watched so many of your videos and honestly without your channel I wouldn't have touched/gone near after effects again. So thanks a bunch for all the time you put into your videos :)
"Okay, so it's not perfect..."
Don't say that any more. It was the shit and that's why I'm here. Stop selling yourself short.
It´s perfect.
Something a lot of creative's suffer from :(
I think that he is not the only one doing that 😂 ..
Yeah it sounds annoying sometimes,, I think usually for specialists, they are not satisfied with their works, also, they are telling learners that this is not the level we should pursue, it should be higher.
ahahaha
Big THANK YOU to you!! Without this video I might not know how to do my project at school!!!!! Really good explanations, really can feel your care of the viewers to really understand you, not just doing it to show off. Really BIG APPRECIATION to you!!!! ALL THE BEST!
Definitely keep doing the illustrator stuff!
***** Definitely! I've primarily worked as a vfx compositor but this summer I landed an animation/motion graphics job and your tutorials got me in great shape to hit the ground running :D
Thanks Matt! Great Video. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain everything over and over. Please kepp them coming!!
Hey Mt!
Friend u can make a tutorial about the concept and tecniques of minimalist illustrations?
U is amazing in your illustration in your projects. Really thnks so so much for share your ideas w/ we!
Bye see Yah!
TNice tutorials is THE most helpful tutorial on RUclips imo. I am starting production in Hardstyle, and I find soft soft really useful
"gonna try to keep it under 40 minutes", first reaction is to check if the video is 40 minutes
+SURREAL Studios
I did the same :D
but I don't mind even if he spent 24 hours
Three years later, and this is still helping! Thanks, Matt!
Awesome! I learned soooo much! U should have millions of subs!
so true i just found him yday!! already watched 5 of AE tuts!! awesomeness
i like your channel because you actually show us how to create the layers in illustrator, some you tubers dont and just assume we know how to
Illustrator part is very helpful. Please keep entire process in video so that we know whats happening. Like Making characters in Illustrator in some way to animate them in some way in after effects is still a mystery to me as there are few tutorials explaining the connection. Puppet tool of AE isnt really that great due to distortion and precision with starch tool. Some tutorials on that would be helpful, though I think you have some videos on that, Ill check them out after these ones. Thanks a ton!
ruclips.net/p/PLRckK2qRXQPHsjJ34c6ppLNuKBEQt0MYx if you are into character animation, this guy is tons of help
Please do more of this. I love videos like this. Thanks Mt Mograph
man your tutorials are amazing... I have a subscription to digital tutors and pay around 40 bucks a month and their quality of motion graphics tutorials are nowhere near this good!!!... their tutorials are so tedious and boring!..
Brilliant tutorial. Please son don't apologise for repetition. It really helps to see the same things over and over. helps get them in my head. Love your tutorial!!
I'm a programmer, but I always wanted to learn motion graphics like this,... but after I watched this... well, I'm gonna stick to coding lol.
i also thought that designers play while programmers work
***** well, I think programming is still harder coz it rely mostly in smart thinking and continuous practice, but Design rely mostly in being skilled and creative
I have dabbled in both coding (HTML, CSS, JS, web stuff) and design (AI, AE, PS) leaning more towards design. I'm still a beginner for my skill level but honestly, I think both are equally as difficult :)
A huge portion of After effects uses coding, took me about 6-8 years to become extremely comfortable with it. As a designer, I find it is always good to have at least some coding skills anyways (I find this is a lost art with a lot of designers). But I know many designers who program, and their work is close to top notch.
Designers say the same thing. lol
so simple to follow yet this just opened up my imagination to many more things that can be accomplished with that alpha matte layers! THANKS!!!!
nice, thanks...for video
OMG.. This tutorial was awesome. I really loved it. I like that you showed how you created the objects in Illustrator and I loved seeing the process of creating transition.
I know this is a hard request, but can you make a tutorial about how you develop ideas before making motion graphics? Since I think that's the most difficult step in the process of making motion graphics.
+Martin Linggajaya Learn to see and think. "Everything is a Remix" RUclips it.
Do some googling about conscious and subconscious. The Power of Repitition. How ideas occur in our subconscious mind. Repitition, The Learning Plateau. Also youtube this thing "Verbal to Visual". Also "Design Basics by David A. Lauer" may help you. Good luck.
Raster Base Tuts thanks a lot. Will look them up.
u welcome
+Martin Linggajaya Check this article out on creativity and idea generation and graphic design as a whole.
rasterbaseblog(dot)wordpress(dot)com/2017/04/10/four-years-of-graphic-design-and-lessons-learned/
Replace the (dot ) with "." without inverted commas of course.
+Martin Linggajaya Don't forget to leave a comment.
I've learned more about After Effects and Illustrator from this video alone than from an entire semester of motion graphics. There were a lot of points where you weren't sure if you were over or under explaining things but I found it all easy to follow and very informative. Keep these up, they're an awesome resource even for beginners like me.
YES PLS DO TUTORIALS ON HOW TO MAKE STUFF IN ILLUSTRATOR HAHA (caps)
At 5:48 when you mention whether the Illustrator stuff is useful... I give that a resounding YES. Your tutorials have been extremely useful to me and have helped me grow not only as a motion graphics artist, but as a graphic designer (I have minimal experience with Illustrator, so your tutorials help a ton). Including your process in Illustrator has been a lifesaver. Thanks for all you do! Keep up the great work.
i love you
Hahahah Mt. Mograph even Jesus loves u
this video realy helped me understand the basic premises of after affects. the repetition helped me get my head around all of the methods of manipulating objects and the constant change in time. Thank you for this.
I have After Effects CS5 and the option of creating shapes from vector layer is not available for me. So what should I do?
+SD Origami get CS6
same problem... what to do?
u don't have to follow the process,
just use pen tool to create a new shape layer,therefore it will have control points (yet these aren't appear),
and first click shape layer(under "contents" layer),
then click path layer to add an new keyframe,
you'll find controls points shown on the screen.
Thanks, Kosugi! :D
You are an actual hero to all of us, you know? Cheers, Matt Mograph!
Nice video, but I miss the old intro music.. this is too much like the dubstep everyone else and their dog uses when making *awesome* tutorials. You are classier than this, sir.
***** I completely agree that the old tune is better. I was actually just thinking about how much I love the minimalism of your intro, without the lame overproduced explosions and blasting dubstep. And then I saw this video and I was like whaaaaaat?
*****
You sir are a gentleman and a scolar. I really loved the minimalism. You have your own style and its relatively unique in the overproducedness that is tutorials on youtube. You also listen to your audience, which means alot. Keep it up Mr. Mograph!
***** Maybe consider a new third option for the intro tune? The dubstep is a bit mainstream, but I found that the minor/major chord confusion in the old tune always threw me off.
Excellent videos though!
No Problem! Thanks for the vids!
Your tutorials helped me create the little opening sequence for my Kickstarter campaign here: kck.st/1s3Bxrq
Even four years later, I came back to watch this tutorial. Still view it as the best tutorial about motion graphics ever！ Thank you
Dang! That's super cool :) Thanks for swinging back my friend!
Will you marry me?
:)))))
Thank you man for this tut! This probably are those rare times I keep up with about an hour of tutorial :D Great Job!
6 years later and this is still helpful! Thank you!
That is sick slick! Was looking for the same effect over the web for hours! Thank you for sharing!
Keep the details! We can fast forward and I learned four, five new shortcuts and ways of doing things. Thanks!
I would love more of these style of tutorials, great work man.
The little key tab you have at the bottom is very useful. Great tutorial!
Love your channel Matt. Learning loads. Thanks a lot! No worries about going to fast, that's what the pause button is for!!
Great Job - a marathon - plenty to learn here and the repeating elements are most helpful in the learning process.
thank you so much for these tutorials ! words are not not enough to describe how thankful i am !!
You are such a wonderful teacher, I have learned heaps with your tutorials. You videos are very refreshing. I hope you will continue doing this.
youtube should really - really - really have a donation button. thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Seriously fantastic tutorial. The way you integrated the track mattes instead of strictly masks has saved me a ton of time on other projects.
Awesome tutorials! I jumped for joy when I discovered your channel--it's exactly what I've been looking for! Especially the "hipster" style, please keep 'em coming!
This one video made me learn so much stuff , even the little things such as different coloured objects on the timeline! Thanks! Keep it up!
This is absolutely great. This is the first video from you that I have watched. I have subscribed and now I'm going to start from Summit 1. Great, great job!
I love how you explain every single thing your doing, but not make the audience feel like babies (Especially advanced users). I didn't even realise that I watched the whole video it was so good! Congrats!
You're not annoying, these are awesome! Thank you!!
I didn't even need this tutorial, or even follow it... yet I just watched it! It's very enjoyable watching how you teach, and I have definitely learned a lot just from this one tutorial! Keep up the amazing work, and I will definitely be watching more of your stuff! :)
I REALLY REALLY appreciate you doing things from scratch to finish and showing everything. I'm new to illustrator and AE and I want to learn just this and this was super helpful. Thanks a bunch!
Thankyou so much for these, These tutorials are whats helped me through my journey in after effects. I come to these videos for every problem and have learned so much. You are a legend, my friend. Thankyou
Tutorials are really, really awesome. Thanks for sharing your ideas Mt. Mograph.
Good tut and fun as always! Your videos have helped to make sense of after effects and they are simply great. AND the old intro (logo and music) is what made me look at ur videos to begin with, classy.
I was inspired by flat design motion graphics from some amazing people on Dribbble, and then found this tutorial. Thanks for making this tut as it's really helped my start out making some basic animation.
This video is so good!!Thank you for sharing and for detailed tutorial!Please keep on posting similar videos, it helps us a lot!!! Again, thank you!!!
HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING UR WORKS AND SINCE THEN YOU MAKING ME MASTER IT...MA FRIENDS GO CRAZY WHEN I USE HOW IDEAS TO DO SOME COOL ANIMATIONS...
THANKS MAN..KEEP THEM COMING
YES!!! We got through it! Mt thankts so much for the tuition its tutorials helped me heaps.
Wow that was one of the best tutorials I've ever seen... so great explanations and pacing. Plus it's very rare to see some solid techniques for these type of transitions. Thanks so much!!!
Super helpful Matt!
So thankful that you are able and willing to do this for us!
Great video, I have been wanting to learn animation in Ae for so long. 3 Summit videos down and I am getting the hang - really appreciate you showing the entire process, including the illustrator piece - it is great to follow along step by step!
Man, i took one year to achieve courage to see the entirely video, but finally i did it. Very good, friend. The repetition helped me to keep things on the memory and i learned a lot about organization and tricks to make things faster with this material. Thanks man, and I'm very worried about your throat with all this time of talk. Peace!
Matt, wow! I do some kind of graphic design tutorials myself, and wanted to learn something about animating my own logo at the start of my videos, and I found you. To keep it short- this is how tutorials should be! Can't wait to catch some time and watch ur videos... Seriously, you're doing it right :) Cheers- Jay
Haha, No problem :) Could you tell me what screen rec software you are using to record and edit the videos? I kinda like the keystroke callouts that are popping out sometimes... Thanks!
Finally found the first relevant tutorial for what i was looking for. And Special Thanks for the illustrator stuff.
Your tutorials are fantastic man, keep the After Effects stuff comin! And I see no issue in going through the illustrator setup at the beginning, I like knowing exactly how you did everything.
thank you so much for sharing your craft, knowledge and humor with the wrld! so happy i found this channel, i just completed a projected inspired by your slick object transition today and already feel motivated and determined for the new year! whoohoo 2016 looks great! thank you so much again, you are brilliant and i love tutorials like this especially being very new to motion graphics, this helps my skills and confidence a ton :D
This video was amazing. I did this as my first AE tutorial and I really liked that you explained things thoroughly without over explaining things. It taught me so much! Thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, your summits are always helpful and getting better and better! Keep up the great work :)
Loved the speed of this one. Great work! Thanks!
Nice tutorial! It's great to watch a vid and have a good, fast-talking, informative teacher. Enjoyed it.
Very nice. Can't wait to try it. I watched the whole thing and going to watch it again when I try it. Good job!
Really appreciate you taking time out to show us this!
Brother, you're doing fine and I'm ecstatic that I found your channel. I'm taking Motion Graphics I right now and I'm learning a lot of things I can use for my classes.
So happy I found these tutorials. Way to hard to find.
Easily my favorite tutorial. You're fast but I don't feel confused. Great vids!
thank you so much, this is the first time a tutorial actually works !
Hey man I just wanted to say thanks for the videos. You're doing awesome work with these summits.
Best video for a Beginner + 1 learner. I was looking for a project that teaches start to finish so to learn both workflow, common techniques and tips and tricks. The pace is perfect so Thank you very much.
Thank you for the one of the most helpful videos I've seen on motion design. Do more flat graphics animation please!
Maaan this video is awesome... you are extremely helpful! I hope you get more and more visits because you do an awesome job explaining and keeping things neat and clear for us AE and Illustrator aficionados. Keep up the good work!
Mate, you tutorials are awesome and amazing, you learn thousands of people things and so on, you are like the best teacher on earth, and all your fans and viewers are students, you make things so much easier and you absolutely rock. You absolutely deserve more subs with all these views and awesome tutorials, if I could donate, I would, and all your scripts are amazing. Before I found this channel, I watched alot of worse tutorials with worse motion and graphics, etc. But now that I've found your channel, you've helped me so much, in one week I made super cool animations and graphics!
Thank you so much for the tutorials! I'm a beginner to motion graphics and I have learnt a lot from your videos!
I'm so grateful for these videos! Thank you so much!