Guest host Eran Stern dives deeper into Motionworks’ After Effects: Effects A-Z series, covering Caustics, the water surface simulation effect created by After Effects pioneer Brian Maffitt. Originally included in Atomic Power’s Evolution, along with Shatter, Card Wipe and others, the longevity of this effect is truly amazing. Watch Tip (flv) | Watch Tip (mp4)
Learn how to bend 2D layers along paths using Cinema 4D and After Effects in this 3 part tutorial by EJ Hassenfratz (@eyedsyn).
Tinka Tinka’s Render Booster can dramatically improve After Effects render speeds.
The Pixel Lab’s Backyard Pack for Cinema 4D includes 30 backyard themed models.
The Pixel Lab’s Garage Pack for Cinema 4D includes 30 garage and mechanic themed models.
It was my honour to be included as part of this talented group of After Effects creators and teachers at the 2013 Media Motion Ball in Las Vegas. Photo by Steve Oakley.
Maxon and Adobe have announced a strategic alliance. Looks like it’s going to get a whole lot easier to work between After Effects and Cinema 4D.
The Pixel Lab’s new model pack for Cinema 4D includes 30 roof themed models.
Vimeo has launched a new visual enhancer powered by Vivoom – a vast library of video looks created by myself, Angie Taylor (@theangietaylor) and Andrew Embury (@aembury).
Newton 2, the powerful physics simulator for After Effects has been updated. Check it out on aescripts.
Plexus for After Effects has been receiving some attention recently on air. Check it out on aescripts.
After Effects pioneer trainer Brian Maffitt (@bmaffitt) has created some stunning imagery by pointing a projector into a blizzard and recording the result. Not surprisingly the imagery is making waves online and reminds us all of how great it is to have Brian as part of our industry.
The Pixel Lab’s latest Cinema 4D model pack includes 30 travel related models.
My latest collection of presets for GenArts Sapphire is all about colour, with a focus on the Quadtone, Gradient and Tint effects.
Greyscale Gorilla has released a big new HDRI collection for the popular HDRI Studio Pack.
Adobe After Effects has turned 20. Hard to believe it was only 4 years old when I started with version 3.1. Check out some user and employee stories here and perhaps leave your own!
7 Responses to this post
October 6, 2011 at 8:29 am |
This makes me very happy.
October 6, 2011 at 10:55 am |
me too
October 6, 2011 at 4:48 pm |
nice job…
October 6, 2011 at 7:07 pm |
Excellent…thank you…i was not aware of the possibilitys of that effect
October 7, 2011 at 12:37 pm |
tanx bro……..
October 13, 2011 at 11:33 am |
Fantastic tutorial. So many possibilities with this sort of effect. Thanks very much for sharing it.
October 28, 2011 at 11:26 am |
Hey! bud, good job! I love this website and yours too—I have learn so much from you guys–thanks!
I would love to see a Christmas tutorial sometime soon–cheers…:)
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