Why Move From Graphic Design to Motion Graphics Design?
There are several excellent reasons to support your decision to move from graphic design to motion design.
Eugene Peterson is a multi-award-winning freelance motion designer, graphic designer, and design software educator. He is the organizer of the Bergen County Motion Graphics Meetup, which hosts monthly presentations regarding all things moving design.
There are several excellent reasons to support your decision to move from graphic design to motion design.
Learning motion design is usually at the top of designers’ to-do list surveys. And that’s a good thing, too: the market is exploding. We see video everywhere – not just on device screens, social media, web videos, and tv/movies; notice the prevalence in retail store displays, museums and attractions, sports and music events, bus stop kiosks, supermarket checkout lines, and even highway billboards. Also, brands are increasingly expanding their implementation of video in their marketing and branding efforts. Design-wise, we live in a moving world.
You’ve done your homework: your portfolio site looks great, friends and colleagues have reviewed your resume, and your LinkedIn profile is complete – your personal brand marketing tools are ready to deploy! The next step is looking for a job or assignment.
Delve into the intricacies of Adobe Illustrator's Graph Tool, learning to design charts effectively while circumventing inherent limitations, understanding the nuances of object transformation in Illustrator, and exploring how to compensate for restrictions using Microsoft Excel for certain chart types before subsequent editing in Illustrator; this tutorial offers a comprehensive skill boost in data representation and chart creation.
Discover the fundamentals of Adobe Illustrator's Graph Tool in this comprehensive tutorial from Noble Desktop, where Eugene Peterson guides you in creating and editing charts, transposing data, adjusting format and style, and offers valuable insight on working with the graph object.
Explore the third tutorial led by Eugene Peterson from Noble Desktop, highlighting the use of Adobe Illustrator's graph tool and its application in exporting to Adobe After Effects, Maxon Cinema 4D, and Maxon Cinema 4D Light.
In this After Effects tutorial, join Motion Designer Eugene Peterson as he dives into using the Time Remapping (also called Time Ramping or Speed Ramping) feature to fine-tune your animation.
In this tutorial, I'm going to show you three ways to migrate your artwork from Adobe Illustrator into Adobe After Effects.
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