Hii Kristina! Your content is amazing so you are❤ I strongly hope your channel gets boost up one day🤞 You deserve more and that's why I subscribed from my 2 accounts😊...
Hi Kristina, found your channel by accident as I am currently start my explainer video journey, and now I am a big fan! :) Just curious if you used presets or plugins in your workflow? If so, can you share what they are? Thanks! Keep up with the good work!
yeah I just precomp all the elements that belong to the background and then add a wiggle expression to each of them, I show this trick here: th-cam.com/video/Wocu2xlfIWE/w-d-xo.html
Hi Kristina, its super nice the way you explain and I think you are giving very good advise. I would be interested in taking an in-depth course with you. Would you be up for it? Thanks a lot
yep, the style frames are made in Illustrator. You may check the stock sites, like www.freepik.com, you'll find some vector art there, many of them are completely free
@@exeasy Thank you, teacher.. Do you offer courses on Udemy or other sites? Excuse me, I really benefited from your tutorial on TH-cam, but the explanation is very fast. Can I give you an example of your work that I would like to explain?
@@nornour7884 thank you for asking, sorry though, I don't have a course yet. You can indicate a specific scene from that video, that is the hardest to replicate. I'll see if I can break that down in one of the future tutors
I'd love to see more videos about your complete workflow for a new video. Do you create a new Illustrator file for each scene, or do you compile all your layers in one Illustrator file and hide the layers as you work on new scenes?
My struggle right now is trying to apply the limited color palette to a bunch of objects that are in the video. The colors often don't look good on top of each other if all the brand colors are pretty saturated. 😕 Especially going for a lineless style
I think your works are simply gorgeous! :) I can't really suggest anything, we obviously work in different styles, but when I'm struggling with illustrations I just go on pinterest / Instagram and spend hours analyzing artists I admire. More often than not I find the answers :)
@@exeasy Aw thank you I really appreciate your kind words! The works I do for my job (flat vector styles) are different than my personal work (digital paintings). For my job I animate explainer videos on different topics :) It offers a different challenge when it comes to working with color Love your channel, instant subscribe!
Hi please I want to be master like you, we are working on vyond which is a 2d animation tool from since last 4 years. But can you help me with your course to be a good animator in after effects?
If you are just starting out, I strongly recommend that you guys familiarize yourself with the design principles! There is a lot of information on this topic on the Internet, I personally like this source: paperform.co/blog/principles-of-design/ but the more you read, watch and analyse the better :)
I kept checking to see when this would drop. Thank you.
I love how this video talks about how to make explanatory videos where it is a great example itself.
This is excellent: such good principles with clear examples. This is very inspiring. Thanks for sharing😊
Glad it was helpful! :)
This is really profound Kristina. Thanks for sharing :)
thanks you! :)
I'm early!!! waitin' for this 💛
WOW. YOu are awesome. Thank you so much for sharing your knowdge.
thank you for watching!
Amazing skill can't wait to try this one out
You make amazing work, Kristina! Great content.
Thank you so much!
very useful tutorial, thank you so much!
thank you for watching! :)
i really hope u give us more advice, that was honestly very informative
thank you so much xd
thank you, I'm sooo happy you find these vids informative! the next tutorial is nearly finished, stay tuned :)
you're amazing ! love ur work
Thank you so much!
Hii Kristina!
Your content is amazing so you are❤
I strongly hope your channel gets boost up one day🤞
You deserve more and that's why I subscribed from my 2 accounts😊...
aaaawww, that's so sweet of you, thank you, buddy!
Hi Kristina, found your channel by accident as I am currently start my explainer video journey, and now I am a big fan! :) Just curious if you used presets or plugins in your workflow? If so, can you share what they are? Thanks! Keep up with the good work!
noope, I don't use any plugins :)
truely u r a great teacher
thank you! :)
amazing video...
Thanks a lot!
Thank you for sharing kristina
You are very welcome!
@@exeasy What are your socials Kristina, so i'd follow you
@@MotionbyMesh i'm not realy into social media, but should I decide to start an instagram my youtube buddies are the first to be informed ;)
@@exeasy okay
Hi Kristina, thanks for this great tutorial. Any chance you offer 1 to 1 training?
Very useful
Glad to hear that :)
Awesome
Hi, how do you animate this floating crosses? Do you animate each separately inside one composition or?
yeah I just precomp all the elements that belong to the background and then add a wiggle expression to each of them, I show this trick here: th-cam.com/video/Wocu2xlfIWE/w-d-xo.html
@@exeasy amazing, looking forward to watch the whole video. U deserve way more subs, keep it up :)
Hi Kristina, its super nice the way you explain and I think you are giving very good advise. I would be interested in taking an in-depth course with you. Would you be up for it? Thanks a lot
Thank you so much! Yep, I'm actually thinking about producing detailed tuts with more examples :) hopefully next year
@@exeasy looking forward to it :)
Are the scenes drawn in Illustrator?
If I am not an artist, are there sources or drawings in the same style that I can just modify?
yep, the style frames are made in Illustrator. You may check the stock sites, like www.freepik.com, you'll find some vector art there, many of them are completely free
@@exeasy Thank you, teacher..
Do you offer courses on Udemy or other sites?
Excuse me, I really benefited from your tutorial on TH-cam, but the explanation is very fast.
Can I give you an example of your work that I would like to explain?
@@nornour7884 thank you for asking, sorry though, I don't have a course yet. You can indicate a specific scene from that video, that is the hardest to replicate. I'll see if I can break that down in one of the future tutors
@@exeasy Thank you with all my heart ..
Thanks
I'd love to see more videos about your complete workflow for a new video. Do you create a new Illustrator file for each scene, or do you compile all your layers in one Illustrator file and hide the layers as you work on new scenes?
Hi Steve, I create a new AI file for each scene
My struggle right now is trying to apply the limited color palette to a bunch of objects that are in the video. The colors often don't look good on top of each other if all the brand colors are pretty saturated. 😕 Especially going for a lineless style
I think your works are simply gorgeous! :) I can't really suggest anything, we obviously work in different styles, but when I'm struggling with illustrations I just go on pinterest / Instagram and spend hours analyzing artists I admire. More often than not I find the answers :)
@@exeasy Aw thank you I really appreciate your kind words! The works I do for my job (flat vector styles) are different than my personal work (digital paintings). For my job I animate explainer videos on different topics :) It offers a different challenge when it comes to working with color
Love your channel, instant subscribe!
Hi please I want to be master like you, we are working on vyond which is a 2d animation tool from since last 4 years. But can you help me with your course to be a good animator in after effects?
sorry, there's no course yet
name of the background music?
thanks for asking :) it's just me improvising around C major on my keyboard, nothing fancy
If you are just starting out, I strongly recommend that you guys familiarize yourself with the design principles! There is a lot of information on this topic on the Internet, I personally like this source: paperform.co/blog/principles-of-design/ but the more you read, watch and analyse the better :)