Thanks. You are NOT the only one.
One of my workflow tips is (AFTER you have your story concept as you describe) to go through my R&D list of all the amazing tutorial pages (I keep a list with links handy… THANKS to gurus like you, Ali!) to be found on the web, and just piece together several new techniques to use in your animation. That way, you don’t overwhelm with too many possibilities and stay focused on how the effects and eye candy can support the story.
Asalam alikom.
thank you very much for your wonderful advice.
I use After Effects for a long time, I just started Cinema 4D, I think this is the best 3D software for a “motion graphics designer”: D
anyway…I am proud to see an Arabic man with such a high level on Cinema 4D .
(and sorry for my bad english :p)
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Thanks. You are NOT the only one.
One of my workflow tips is (AFTER you have your story concept as you describe) to go through my R&D list of all the amazing tutorial pages (I keep a list with links handy… THANKS to gurus like you, Ali!) to be found on the web, and just piece together several new techniques to use in your animation. That way, you don’t overwhelm with too many possibilities and stay focused on how the effects and eye candy can support the story.
thank you hoeveler!
Asalam alikom.
thank you very much for your wonderful advice.
I use After Effects for a long time, I just started Cinema 4D, I think this is the best 3D software for a “motion graphics designer”: D
anyway…I am proud to see an Arabic man with such a high level on Cinema 4D .
(and sorry for my bad english :p)