Learn how to animate eye-catching morphing transitions. One of the most intriguing aspects of animation, is that you can make things happen on screen that could never happen in real life. By adding unexpected twists to your animations, you can engage and wow your audience.

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By the end of this class, you be able to replicate my animation using simple icons based on the theme of travel. But even better, you’ll learn how to apply the same logic and techniques to any set of icons, or even other types of graphics, so you can make your own unique morphing animations.

Morphing animations can be a great way to transition between scenes in an animated video. You can also use them show a progression of steps, a list of items, or tell a mini story.

In this class you'll learn how to:

set up your icons in Adobe Illustrator so they’re easy to animate
plan out your morphing transitions for a fluid and balanced animation
keep your After Effects project file organized
create buttery smooth morphing transitions between icons
easily animate between basic shapes
manipulate the paths of more complex shapes for maximum control
use masks to animate graphics in or out
create a 3D, rotating sphere in After Effects
use null objects to control multiple layers with ease
add anticipation and overshoot to take your animation to the next level
save time using tips I've developed from years of working in After Effects

If you're brand new to animation in After Effects, check out my class Easy Animated Icons before taking this class.

Find me online:

Kim Randall

Weigel Broadcasting Co.

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