Here is a preset to create a simple web. It’s not realistic but could be used for motion graphics or something. No 3rd party effects are used. Once you have downloaded and unzipped the file, put the preset file in your presets folder (Program Files-Adobe-After Effects-Support Files-Presets). The preset was created in After Effects CC …
The BB-8 model is from the Star pack and the other robot is made up from parts of the Motion Design 2 pack. Both robots are animated with the Aux Channels and Null objects. Sound effects are from Motion Pulse.
An animated OBJ cube from the BlockU pack was used to form the main cube. Trapcode Particular with the Rounded Cubes preset was used as the background. Sound effects are from Motion Pulse. Here are some other cube logos that I played around with.
Photoshop was used with the Slice tool to slice up the image into square sections. In After Effects the square sections were used as textures for Element 3D and applied to the square puzzle pieces. Each puzzle piece is animated with the aux channels.
Animation based on the Pin Art toy. Element 3D was used to model the toy and the animation engine to reveal my JEH Logo with the pins. CC Ball Action was used to create the mask shapes for the pins in Element 3D.
Sham Castle A fake castle overlooking the City of Bath, built in 1762 next to the Bath Golf Club. Timelapse images were edited in Lightroom and put together in After Effects, with timing adjustments made in Premiere Pro.
Too much packaging! A simple box animation using 3D solids in After Effects. The solids are parented to each other so that they could be animated as if the boxes were opening.
A Trapcode Tao experiment with points. Starting off with a circle and some fractal displacement with the evolution animated over time, also on an adjustment layer CC Vector Blur and a Glow.
Here’s the Nexus from Star Trek Generations made up of a few solids with the Saber plugin.
Here is a selection of my favourite Wrestler animations that I made for Progress Wrestling. The animations are around 10 seconds long and incorporate any of the Wrestlers logos, colours, nicknames, or tag lines. The animations are always fun to make as each Wrestler is different. For more information about Progress Wrestling you can visit the Facebook page …
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