Bro you are so ahead of most creators when it comes to AI art. This is a phenomenal application, so kudos to you. My only concern is the difficulty in learning Adobe After Effects. Most people might not be up for it (I could be wrong). I personally use Photoshop and have gotten great results with book creations, but animation sounds dope af too, just harder.
There's a common misconception that creating something remarkable with After Effects requires months of learning. This can often feel overwhelming and demotivating. In my course, I've taken a different approach. I focus solely on teaching the specific skills needed to transform AI illustrations into the animations featured in this video. The learning process is fast, concise, and engaging. Usually students make their first animations within the first two days of taking the course. Thanks for kind words and great comment!
i know nothing about Framer's course, but FWIW I''m comfortable with Photoshop and recently started learning After Effects. If you're comfy with Photoshop you're going to find AE pretty easy to pick up. (OK, it's one of those "a week to learn, a lifetime to master" things but even so). For a start the UI style is going to be familiar, and stuff like workspaces and how panels can be grouped and stacked is all going to be familiar. Plus of course, if you take a layered .psd into AE all those layers are going to appear in AE, all individually animatable (or you can group stuff and animate groups.) Bear in mind that one of the reasons Adobe dominate is the seamless way their apps work together. So for sure there's plenty to learn but give it a go - you may find you're up and running much quicker than you're assuming. Good Luck.
Great work. I really like that you are using AI as a creative tool to make animation assets but still retaining control doing the motion graphics manually. I think that there will be more and more of this sort of work flow for professional creatives rather than full text to video. I love the little details you added. The skater doing a grind was very 8 bit video game :)
Great work. As for ideas, I'd love to see the Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch come to life. Especially if you could do it by zooming in and out to various scenes in that giant composition. It's probably a lot of work, but it's one of the most famous art pieces and it seems perfectly suited for your style.
Even it might look overwhelming, its not that hard trust me. I have a course where I teach everything in the most easy way possible. Some people made their first animation within the first day, even though they never used AE before. Check the video description for the link if you are interested. Good luck!
@@0xFramer suffering from anxiety it makes it harder i just started my channel making rain videos and edit them in capcut but i want to make better ones :( im a graphic designer and i also do gaming but capcut doesnt removed green screen properly:(;
@@CozyNati hm, it might be bc you still didnt verify your identity on UA-cam, that prevents you to gaining access to full features. if not, try to google it maybe you will find an answer there!
I'm a film maker from India . this is splendid. i think we can't thank you enough for imparting this knowledge . thanks .
I like way every prompt have "xbox360 graphics" in it, I believe you wanted to achieve xbox arcade feel good colour and lighting, cheers mate :)
Thanks for sharing this tutorial, very useful and detailed
Bro you are so ahead of most creators when it comes to AI art. This is a phenomenal application, so kudos to you. My only concern is the difficulty in learning Adobe After Effects. Most people might not be up for it (I could be wrong). I personally use Photoshop and have gotten great results with book creations, but animation sounds dope af too, just harder.
There's a common misconception that creating something remarkable with After Effects requires months of learning. This can often feel overwhelming and demotivating.
In my course, I've taken a different approach. I focus solely on teaching the specific skills needed to transform AI illustrations into the animations featured in this video. The learning process is fast, concise, and engaging. Usually students make their first animations within the first two days of taking the course.
Thanks for kind words and great comment!
i know nothing about Framer's course, but FWIW I''m comfortable with Photoshop and recently started learning After Effects. If you're comfy with Photoshop you're going to find AE pretty easy to pick up. (OK, it's one of those "a week to learn, a lifetime to master" things but even so). For a start the UI style is going to be familiar, and stuff like workspaces and how panels can be grouped and stacked is all going to be familiar. Plus of course, if you take a layered .psd into AE all those layers are going to appear in AE, all individually animatable (or you can group stuff and animate groups.) Bear in mind that one of the reasons Adobe dominate is the seamless way their apps work together. So for sure there's plenty to learn but give it a go - you may find you're up and running much quicker than you're assuming. Good Luck.
Great video...be DOPE to see you go in depth and make a short movie with B rolls and all 🙌
beautiful workflow and imagination bro, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for kind words!
So stoked you’re here on youtube!!
And Ill stay here! will be my main platform now, thanks!
Love the video but if you can do a tutorial in depth about this it’d be awesome. This tutorial is a lil fast for a newbie like me to catch up 😅
Great work. I really like that you are using AI as a creative tool to make animation assets but still retaining control doing the motion graphics manually. I think that there will be more and more of this sort of work flow for professional creatives rather than full text to video.
I love the little details you added. The skater doing a grind was very 8 bit video game :)
Thanks Richard!!
You are my favorite AI creator buddy!
A video on building consistent characters through midjourney for story telling would be great. Have you done anything like that before?
Yes, check my first two videos in the channel :) however no tutorial yet, only the final result
Amazing! The value of this vid
thank you!
Great work.
As for ideas, I'd love to see the Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch come to life. Especially if you could do it by zooming in and out to various scenes in that giant composition. It's probably a lot of work, but it's one of the most famous art pieces and it seems perfectly suited for your style.
thank you for idea!
thanks, your tutorial is amazing!
this is so awesome
I love this❤
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What are you doing at 2:39 to change the image style?
Magnific.AI
@@0xFramer Thanks.
damn
Amazing. This AI thing really helps animators who are not graphic designers.
Humbled!
Wish i could learn for my channel but its too hard 😢
Even it might look overwhelming, its not that hard trust me. I have a course where I teach everything in the most easy way possible. Some people made their first animation within the first day, even though they never used AE before. Check the video description for the link if you are interested. Good luck!
@@0xFramer suffering from anxiety it makes it harder i just started my channel making rain videos and edit them in capcut but i want to make better ones :( im a graphic designer and i also do gaming but capcut doesnt removed green screen properly:(;
@@0xFramer plus i export in 4k youtube processes it yet none of my videos can be seen in 4k dont know why max is 1080p :(
@@CozyNati hm, it might be bc you still didnt verify your identity on UA-cam, that prevents you to gaining access to full features. if not, try to google it maybe you will find an answer there!
@@0xFramer i have but no luck 😔