Such a great reminder of how important the research is. I remember hearing someone talk about sites like dribble and behance as design porn. You don't get anything out of it but it feels good to look at. But all those new connections you gained from researching the career of Harper brought so much inspiration to tell a story rather than just make something look cool.
That's a good comparison I'm ABSOLUTELY going to steal for a future video (if only to have fun with the film clips). But yes this was my main takeaway from this exercise was the magic of research. Doubly so when you absorb it all and let your unconscious brain do the work for you. No time for that on this one though
I saw this on LinkedIn and I thought this was the best out of all 13! I've been trying to animate some mid-modern graphics these days and this is really inspiring! ❤
Thanks! It was a great brief from Marc to work on. You should absolutely sign up for one of his upcoming collabs. Quick though he's very popular these days
Researching Mid-Century Modern for an animated corporate video and came across this. I love your after effects process breakdown. Would love to see more of these. You got an instant like and subscribe for this video.
I saw the whole video collab and your piece is the best in my opinion. I love the match cut and the way you looked ouside the box by intergrating new things related the magazine.
Lovely stuff! I had never found an approachable and convincing method to replicate that Halftone / CMYK Newspaper Print texture. Not for still images. And especially not for video. This one looks pretty good. You mentioned another method that didn't work for you [how can we find it?]. I bet the textured dots were too big, ruining the visibility of the shape layers. Not to mention the small thin text/letters....
Both Ben and Jake have halftone tutorials, both similar if I remember correctly. Also this one (and this channel needs the subs so I'll link to him!) also he has a few other interesting tutorials on different looks which are worth looking at: ua-cam.com/video/uDiF7ep7hW8/v-deo.html
Looks great, nice work - especially when working with the original time constraint. But it's always nice to have a bit of a challenge to lose sleep over - haha. Not really but kinda. 😅
Guys what is the best method to learn animation like this I have got a very good work station but I noticed that my learning on you tube is disjointed. I need help
Such a great reminder of how important the research is. I remember hearing someone talk about sites like dribble and behance as design porn. You don't get anything out of it but it feels good to look at. But all those new connections you gained from researching the career of Harper brought so much inspiration to tell a story rather than just make something look cool.
That's a good comparison I'm ABSOLUTELY going to steal for a future video (if only to have fun with the film clips). But yes this was my main takeaway from this exercise was the magic of research. Doubly so when you absorb it all and let your unconscious brain do the work for you. No time for that on this one though
This is such a pleasure to watch. Thank you for sharing your work with us. You've inspired me!
That's great! Exactly what I'd hope people would get from it. Go do great work!
I saw this on LinkedIn and I thought this was the best out of all 13! I've been trying to animate some mid-modern graphics these days and this is really inspiring! ❤
Thanks! It was a great brief from Marc to work on. You should absolutely sign up for one of his upcoming collabs. Quick though he's very popular these days
some of the best design work i've seen in a while. Bravo.
Credit due to Irving Harper there then
I genuinely should work more on such insane collabrations. I learned a lot with this one. on to the next one!
I'm sorry to say you've been banned from all future collabs. So sorry you had to find out this way Rohit x
WHAT???? 🥲🥲🥲
Great breakdown and great result as well! Love your pace and jokes. Thank You
Thanks Eran! Big fan of your channel mate
@@TheVideoShopLondon wow, thank you!
Amazing work! This content is pure gold. By the way, the shape at 6:19 is the base of a Noguchi table.
Ah!! My research was ... sketchy 😆 (where were you two weeks ago??) Thanks : )
This the first video I watch on this channel, and definitely won't be the last.
Keep the great work man
♥
Welcome! "One of us! One of us!!"
Thank you! I've been searching for a Mind like you for the last 5 years to learn from!
You can't have it. I need it
Researching Mid-Century Modern for an animated corporate video and came across this. I love your after effects process breakdown. Would love to see more of these. You got an instant like and subscribe for this video.
Thanks! Actually doing another similar collab with Marc right now so yes there's another one coming soon : )
I saw the whole video collab and your piece is the best in my opinion. I love the match cut and the way you looked ouside the box by intergrating new things related the magazine.
Thanks! As soon as I realised I could use other elements to lead into the cover itself I was inspired. Took a while to get there
Such a great break down of your research, process and reflection on the things you could have improved. Thank you.
Thank you!
Amazing restults and walkthrough love your work man
Ahh thank you so much, appreciate that
Omg this is so pro! Interesting to see how sometimes decision making can be affected by the pressure, anyway it's really dope, thanks for sharing
Thank you : )
I come from your Linkedin post, great work and your tutorial is so entertaining!
Thanks! I knew Linked In would be good for something one day
You and Ben are my favorite UA-cam motion designers.
Well I'm flattered to be mentioned in the same breath as Ben
Thanks for everything
You're legend
Thank you!
This turned out great. Thanks for sharing. Also, I think the mystery shape at the bottom of the original is the base of a Noguchi Table!
You're right! Wishing I'd realised that before [slaps forehead]
lovely work! Love that vintage asthetic too!
I had idea you use 3D assets in AE like that? Truly awsome
Yeah advanced 3D renderer is a pretty new feature to After Effects
Nicely done!👍💯
Thanks ✌
Interesting process! Thanks for sharing the project file
Pleasure
This is actually really, really good!
Thank you!
Absolutely brilliant breakdown! So good I paid for the project files 👏🏽
Oh, hi Marc!
🤣@@TheVideoShopLondon
Awesome video Adam, so good.
Thanks!
Great insight! Thanks for that!
Sooo good, thanks for sharing
Incredible work!
Great process!!
Broo thank you so mush for this video
Pleasure
Can't wait!
See you later!
man you're the best
❤
This is great! Thanks
6:28 thats the leg of the herman miller glass table, right?
I just google imaged that and yes you're absolutely right!
This tut looks so fye
It is. Trust me
Lovely stuff!
I had never found an approachable and convincing method to replicate that Halftone / CMYK Newspaper Print texture. Not for still images. And especially not for video.
This one looks pretty good. You mentioned another method that didn't work for you [how can we find it?]. I bet the textured dots were too big, ruining the visibility of the shape layers. Not to mention the small thin text/letters....
Both Ben and Jake have halftone tutorials, both similar if I remember correctly. Also this one (and this channel needs the subs so I'll link to him!) also he has a few other interesting tutorials on different looks which are worth looking at: ua-cam.com/video/uDiF7ep7hW8/v-deo.html
Looks great, nice work - especially when working with the original time constraint. But it's always nice to have a bit of a challenge to lose sleep over - haha. Not really but kinda. 😅
Absolutely NOT pulling those hours on next collab (famous last words)
i love it!
Where can i find the full process?
On my sister channel here: www.youtube.com/@thevideoshoplongplay
THANK YOU!@@TheVideoShopLondon
Keep us waiting why don't you ❤
I don't even know why I set it as "premiere". I only just realised they have live chats. WHAT IF NO-ONE ATTENDS
It's at 2AM for me 😬so unlikely to watch it as it PREMIERS
@@TheVideoShopLondon Ain't gonna happen, we got you covered.
@@pieceofcake5314 I've considered it carefully and decided I forgive you
@@blaximperia Gawd bless you. See you later then!
Guys what is the best method to learn animation like this I have got a very good work station but I noticed that my learning on you tube is disjointed.
I need help
the thumbnail looks 🧑🍳💋
Totally!
Any thumbs down and I'll break some kneecaps. So far so good :) Brilliant, brilliant.
And the lesson is .... don't mess with Lisa (thanks)