Hello, everyone, and welcome to Fun Liquid Logo Animation class, my name is Adam Professional motion designer from Casablanca with 7 years’ experience, and this is my 4th logo animation class on Skillshare.

I also did work and collaboration for some well-known brands like Wondershare , Animemaker and some big YouTube channels.

What I love to do is to create and animate logos although it seems to be quite impossible for me to do so in the beginning of my learning curve but with years of practice it seems quite easy now.

So, as you may know there are a lot of different logo animation techniques that you can use to add life to your logo so for our class project today, we will be focusing on animating liquids.

Our project will consist of filling the U of our type logo using the proper techniques to achieve something as close to reality as possible.

The reason why I wanted to focus on liquid animation is because this is something that is often needed in the industry if we look at what on dribble you can see how much liquid is used in animation. Also, you can use the same techniques for different animations.

This class is for beginners in logo design but not beginners in Adobe After Effects as you need to be quite familiar with the program.

So, for this class you will need.

Adobe After effects
Your imagination

A question I get too often is how you come up with animation ideas and what you must understand here is that every possible animation has already been done so just look at references and come up with something of your own of course it all depends also on the audience and brand message you want to deliver to audience because a logo is meant to speak for specific audience.

I also included a small warm up exercise before we hit our big project where you will learn how to make a simple yet amazing gluing animation.

Libor Nezhyba

--

5