Sample Graphic
Embedded Files
Pretty simple to make; just some circles and lines. IMPORTANT: When saving the PNG photo of your sample graphic, click "Use Artboards"! It will save you some time having to redo it if you dont click it.
Animated Emoji Gif
This was not easy to make. First, for the head, I recycled the smallest circle in my sample graphic into a head, and added some facial features. The body was just some ovals, which was pretty easy to make. Now, to make it into a GIF, I opened it up in Adobe After Effects, pressed some keyframes, and its done! I like how it turned out; its pretty funny looking.
Animated Monster (The Dekicatasaur)
Step 1 - Original Drawing
Step 1 - Original Drawing
This is a drawing we did in ELAR class to practice naming creatures based on their appearance. It was pretty fun to make, even if it took quite a while.
Step 2 - Leveled and Crop
Step 2 - Leveled and Crop
By opening the drawing in Photoshop, we can level it. Basically, making the whites whiter, and the darks darker. This will make it easier to trace.
Step 3 - Final Drawing
Step 3 - Final Drawing
This took forever. I first made the feet, then the bodies, then the heads. Quite a lot of copy and paste was used, as well as 156 layers.
Step 4 - Final GIF
Step 4 - Final GIF
The final GIF looks pretty cool right? I added a simple two-keyframe rotation on all of the heads (individually may I add) and a side-to-side sway on the body and feet. Side note: the word GIF is pronounced like "Gift" without the "t" right? Some people in my class pronounce it like "Jif".
Fractal Noise Backgrounds & Video
Step 5 - Fractal Noise Backgrounds
Step 5 - Fractal Noise Backgrounds
Probably one of the most fun things to make in Adobe Premiere; and here's how:
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