Create hand drawn character animations using Photoshop

Create hand drawn character animations using Photoshop, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 25 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 525 reviews, and has 10129 subscribers.

You will learn about Create simple frame animations using Photoshop Give life to pencil drawn sketches digitally. Add color, lights, and shadows to illustrations Turn a video into a realistic animation Add movement to a typography illustration This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to have fun creating silly doodles or This course is for animation beginners or This course won't teach you 3D animation It is particularly useful for People who want to have fun creating silly doodles or This course is for animation beginners or This course won't teach you 3D animation.

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Summary

Title: Create hand drawn character animations using Photoshop

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 25

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create simple frame animations using Photoshop
Give life to pencil drawn sketches digitally.
Add color, lights, and shadows to illustrations
Turn a video into a realistic animation
Add movement to a typography illustration

Who Should Attend

People who want to have fun creating silly doodles
This course is for animation beginners
This course won't teach you 3D animation

Target Audiences

People who want to have fun creating silly doodles
This course is for animation beginners
This course won't teach you 3D animation

Update – Apr/8/2016:Added an extra section to learn to create illustration in Illustrator and Sketch 3. Each lecture can be watched individually to learn different skills (no need to watch them in order).

Update – Oct/10/2015: Added a section that teaches you how to use vector shapes, smart objects and the video timeline. You’ll end up with a smooth playing cat animation.

Update – Aug/2/2015: Added a lecture to reuse the assets of the cupcake animation to create a new one.

On this course you’ll learn to turn hand drawn sketches into animations using Photoshop. You’ll learn to add some dance moves to a pencil drawing of a robot. We’ll create a happy jumping cupcake that never gets tired. We’ll add some vibrancy to typography. We’ll create a smooth cat animation using video timeline, vector shapes, and smart objects. And we’ll create a realistic animation by tracing on top of a video.

This course will teach you basic animation principles and how to apply them using simple Photoshop tools.

The course is separated in independent sections. You can start the section that most interests you without worrying about having to take the other ones to understand the context. Each section has its own downloadable materials that you can use.

Take this course if you’re curious about animation and want to have some fun creating silly GIF doodles. This is not a professional animation course! It’s just to learn a cool skill.

Course Curriculum

Lecture 1: Introduction to the basic animation in Photoshop course

Chapter 1: Creating a jumping cupcake in Photoshop

Lecture 1: Cupcake animation introduction

Lecture 2: Creating an animated cupcake on Photoshop

Lecture 3: Adding color to an animated cupcake on Photoshop

Lecture 4: Exporting your cupcake animation as a GIF image or MP4 video

Lecture 5: BONUS: Make the cupcake jump in and out of scene

Chapter 2: Cat animation using video timeline and vector shapes

Lecture 1: Cat animation introduction

Lecture 2: Let's illustrate this cat with vector shapes

Lecture 3: Animate your cat using the video timeline and smart objects

Lecture 4: Export your cat animation as an animated GIF

Chapter 3: Turning a video into a realistic animation

Lecture 1: Introduction to realistic animation

Lecture 2: Creating a realistic animation tracing on top of a video

Lecture 3: Export your realistic animation as a GIF image or MP4 video

Chapter 4: Turning pencil drawn sketches into a digital animation using Photoshop

Lecture 1: Introduction to pencil drawn animation

Lecture 2: Let's draw our robot on paper

Lecture 3: Putting together your hand drawn robot on Photoshop and making it dance

Lecture 4: Exporting your dancing robot animation as a GIF image or MP4 video

Chapter 5: Giving life to typography by adding animation

Lecture 1: Introduction to the typography animation section

Lecture 2: Create a typography animation using Photoshop

Lecture 3: Exporting our animated typography as a GIF image or MP4 video

Chapter 6: The 12 basic principles of animation by Disney

Lecture 1: Introduction to the 12 basic principles

Lecture 2: The Illusion of Life (by cento lodigiani)

Chapter 7: Extra Content!

Lecture 1: Avatar Illustration using Adobe Illustrator

Lecture 2: Illustration of Frida Kahlo using Adobe Illustrator

Lecture 3: Cute Illustration using Sketch 3

Instructors

Pablo Stanley
Product Designer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 9 votes
3 stars: 43 votes
4 stars: 140 votes
5 stars: 331 votes

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