The link to the upscale program along with the project file/stock stuff is in the description! :) Hope you enjoyed, let me know what you'd like to know more about in a detailed video.
The amount of work just for those 3 seconds of animation is insane. Makes those full length animations you do all the more impressive. Thanks for sharing your process, I always love knowing how certain effects are done even if I never end up using them.
Guys if I’m right that is not called animation it’s called tweening, tweening is using a drawing, separate individual part of the drawing and use the anchor point on each part to move the parts which makes movements also it includes parenting
Tweening is not the word for this specific animation but kind of a similar principle. Tweening is usually described in 2D animation when you draw the in-between frames between the main keyframes. So if you start with someone's hand down as the first keyframe, and the second one is their hand up -- the tweening would be animating the frames leading up to the hand raising. In After Effects, they use Keyframe Interpolation which does a similar thing where you can use two keyframes and it interpolates the rest. There's a bunch of stuff that differentiates it but people might be confused if you referred to this as tweening.
@@righteous2089 True but most of what I do is something anyone can do. Just trying to help people, especially those who are new to After Effects. These are really simple steps.
Yes... I'm not good for this, I woke up motivated to try to animate a panel but I don't even know where to start. I really don't understand the After Effects interface at all, and that demotivates me. No tutorial really explains to me what the hell I'm doing or where things are or what they are for, I feel like I already have to know a lot of things to start a "basic tutorial". It's 3 AM and my motivation to keep trying to do something is gone. Sorry if I'm talking a lot, but this is a relief for me. But your video is well explained and I suppose you helped many here in the comments. P.s - Because all the tutorials cut the most important parts in editing, like where the necessary tool is or how to use a fucking camera (I still don't know how)
Sorry to hear you were having trouble. I'd recommend checking out my live stream playlist where it's pretty much raw footage of me editing so you can watch the workflow. But for specific stuff like cameras, there's so many TH-cam tutorials and stuff online, you can learn everything bit by bit. This tutorial was a super brief one and didn't go too specific.
You rly work crazy fast man that's impressive. btw for the hair animation to make it so realistic I ssaw people use some sort of script do you do that or do you use the tool you used in this video, because it seems so hard to get good hair movement like that (not streching it to much, or having like irregular hair movement) or maybe it comes down to practice?
Thanks a bunch!! :) For hair, I pretty much just use puppet and bend it. However, If you're looking to get into the complex hair movement stuff, check out this tutorial. I haven't gotten into using an expression for it yet but definitely looks to be in depth and helpful. (I feel like the best results comes from splitting all the hair into small separate pieces so the hair all bends naturally.) th-cam.com/video/oiEjz_-8wfk/w-d-xo.html
Click the Anchor Point button next to the rotation and move the anchor point directly over where you want the object to rotate from. I’d recommend searching up an Anchor point tutorial for more info
@@landberry yea makes sense. since every layer is actually a masked version of the original picture, i found that the anchor points are kinda messed up. how do you get around this?
@@orionionion In your list of tools, there’s an anchor point selection tool. You just drag it to where you want. You can TH-cam it for visual reference (how to move anchor point in after effects).
@@landberry tysm! have you tried using photoshop to cut up assets instead? personally ive found it easier to use, maybe i should switch to ae's native tools? i trying coloured manhwa and painting with ae's tools are bit finicky, maybe it's cuz im noob lol. but yeah creating like 100+ paint layers doesnt seem right. any suggestions?
@@orionionion Photoshop is better, so keep doing that! After Effects uses a lot of memory in program. I usually just do it this way because I’m lazy/wanna keep it in program
@@MYTH-n8 Do you only have Adobe Premiere? Premiere is a linear editing software that’s better for cutting stuff together and audio editing. After Effects is designed for animation and motion graphics. It just has more flexibility and options on AE while Premiere is limited for this kind of animation
awesome! how did you do the clone tool part? i have a picture that has a finger infront of the characters face and i want to paint under the finger for head movement but without losing the finger
Duplicate the layer. So the first one will be a mask of the finger by itself. The second one will be one where you paint the finger off the face and it's just the clean face. The clone stamp tool, you click alt over a certain part of the image that you want to duplicate and you paint over it. Let me know if that helps.
it for sure helped thanks a lot! Although I do have a lot of questions still considering this is my first time. Doing a superman animation and got problems on how to make his cape wave like a flag smoothly. Dont know how to do that properly when i want to keep the background on the original picture. Im reffering to the famous picture when he is sitting on clouds with his head leaning onto his hand. Got any tips for the waving animation? @@landberry
I just duplicate them (Ctrl+D) depending on how many I need and make a mask for each individual layer. First Layer - Arm Second Layer - Hand etc. Let me know if this helps
Adobe After Effects, it’s a subscription based service so it’s like $30-40 a month for all the Adobe apps. If you’re brand new to editing, I’d recommend looking at DaVinci Resolve
Liquify! There’s a tool on there called the bloat tool that makes it bigger, you can use the default one to move the top and bottom of the mouth to make it look more natural as well.
lol sorry, this was mean to be a small overview of the process-- I might make more indepth tutorials on each individual step but to make it brief, you hold alt and left click on an area you want to copy and after you click, it'll allow you to recreate the texture you clicked on by painting again. It's super trial and error so it's easier when you test it out but I'd recommend watching a tutorial on it. Besides that, you can redraw certain parts yourself to make sure they're not cut off etc. Hope this helped
@@Pamdah it’s no problem lol there’s a lot to after effects, my best advice is to keep watching videos but most importantly, PRACTICE!!!! Pick a project you wanna do and do a bunch of them. You’ll eventually learn more and more and get way better.
I agree partially. I do actually really enjoy coloring on AE since it allows me to work on that process later on after animation, etc. But the masking/clone stamping does take up a lot of AE memory so it is troublesome in some ways for bigger projects.
The link to the upscale program along with the project file/stock stuff is in the description! :) Hope you enjoyed, let me know what you'd like to know more about in a detailed video.
Please make detail video please
@@AnimeEruption which part?
definitely how to do the masking part, and compositioning
The amount of work just for those 3 seconds of animation is insane. Makes those full length animations you do all the more impressive. Thanks for sharing your process, I always love knowing how certain effects are done even if I never end up using them.
Amazing editing + vagabond animations!! Goated Content!🔥💯
DUDE THANK YOU!! Likewise on the Vinland vids bro 💯💯🔥
congrats on 30k. deserve a million
Appreciate it bro!! Thanks :)
now is 40k
Holy bro just made the best manga animation tutorial tysm
1:29 hearing "liquify" gave me flashbacks to ibis paint X 😂😂
i rarely find such videos useful, but this, this is gold! thank you, all i needed was the upscale program!
Guys if I’m right that is not called animation it’s called tweening, tweening is using a drawing, separate individual part of the drawing and use the anchor point on each part to move the parts which makes movements also it includes parenting
Tweening is not the word for this specific animation but kind of a similar principle. Tweening is usually described in 2D animation when you draw the in-between frames between the main keyframes. So if you start with someone's hand down as the first keyframe, and the second one is their hand up -- the tweening would be animating the frames leading up to the hand raising.
In After Effects, they use Keyframe Interpolation which does a similar thing where you can use two keyframes and it interpolates the rest. There's a bunch of stuff that differentiates it but people might be confused if you referred to this as tweening.
How does video only have 705 views, it deserves WAAAAY MORE
It just released so it's fine lol. Hopefully TH-cam recommends it to everyone who asked eventually because a lot of people wanted to know my process
A wizard must never reveal their magic
Nah it doesn’t matter because you should always have a few more tricks up your sleeve
@@righteous2089 True but most of what I do is something anyone can do. Just trying to help people, especially those who are new to After Effects. These are really simple steps.
He is not just a wizard, He is creating an army 🤴 🍺
best tutorial ever omg
W
Was searching for this... Godsent
Guy literally made a YTP manga editing tutorial! GAME!
Yes... I'm not good for this, I woke up motivated to try to animate a panel but I don't even know where to start. I really don't understand the After Effects interface at all, and that demotivates me. No tutorial really explains to me what the hell I'm doing or where things are or what they are for, I feel like I already have to know a lot of things to start a "basic tutorial". It's 3 AM and my motivation to keep trying to do something is gone. Sorry if I'm talking a lot, but this is a relief for me.
But your video is well explained and I suppose you helped many here in the comments.
P.s - Because all the tutorials cut the most important parts in editing, like where the necessary tool is or how to use a fucking camera (I still don't know how)
Sorry to hear you were having trouble. I'd recommend checking out my live stream playlist where it's pretty much raw footage of me editing so you can watch the workflow. But for specific stuff like cameras, there's so many TH-cam tutorials and stuff online, you can learn everything bit by bit. This tutorial was a super brief one and didn't go too specific.
@@landberry Where's the playlist with the broadcasts?
This help me alot
Its really worth it !!
Bro makes it look so easy man 😭😭😭😭
I really like how you explain dude🙌. Can you make some more videos? I really hoping to see more.❤
You rly work crazy fast man that's impressive. btw for the hair animation to make it so realistic I ssaw people use some sort of script do you do that or do you use the tool you used in this video, because it seems so hard to get good hair movement like that (not streching it to much, or having like irregular hair movement) or maybe it comes down to practice?
Thanks a bunch!! :)
For hair, I pretty much just use puppet and bend it. However, If you're looking to get into the complex hair movement stuff, check out this tutorial. I haven't gotten into using an expression for it yet but definitely looks to be in depth and helpful.
(I feel like the best results comes from splitting all the hair into small separate pieces so the hair all bends naturally.)
th-cam.com/video/oiEjz_-8wfk/w-d-xo.html
@@landberry Thank you very much
@@Miamisdkl Np!! :)
Infinites thank you!!
Hey man can you do a bigger tutorial video about compositing? I have no idea how to make a background for my animations
Can I pleeeaaase have a list of all the apps and softwares that u used here?
Upscayl for increasing panel dimensions
Adobe After Effects for editing
Adobe Premiere for sound (you can use any program for this though)
@landberry thank you so much ❤❤
can you make a tutoriol on how to edit normal moving anime edits with anime clips etc
Amazing 😏😭
Bro 😢please make another video of how you cut asset 😭😭
"Imboutobus 🤑"
W tutorial
Great 🤯
W tutorial
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Oh, so firstly I needed to animate it before painting.... damn I wasted whole day on colorizing 😭😭
Lol well you CAN color first, just depends how you do it. This is just my workflow if I do it.
how can I, please tell me, because in the tutorial that I am watching now (more extended one) it says that I need to redraw the body@@landberry
I tried to cut a part of an image but if i try to rotate it will only move the shape and not cut that one part
Click the Anchor Point button next to the rotation and move the anchor point directly over where you want the object to rotate from. I’d recommend searching up an Anchor point tutorial for more info
how to panel for interactive comics on animate 😭 I am stuck
how do you cut the picture up into different movable assets? are they seperate pictures? masks?
I duplicate the image then create a new mask for it. So both I guess? Let me know if that makes sense lol
@@landberry yea makes sense. since every layer is actually a masked version of the original picture, i found that the anchor points are kinda messed up. how do you get around this?
@@orionionion In your list of tools, there’s an anchor point selection tool. You just drag it to where you want. You can TH-cam it for visual reference (how to move anchor point in after effects).
@@landberry tysm! have you tried using photoshop to cut up assets instead? personally ive found it easier to use, maybe i should switch to ae's native tools? i trying coloured manhwa and painting with ae's tools are bit finicky, maybe it's cuz im noob lol. but yeah creating like 100+ paint layers doesnt seem right. any suggestions?
@@orionionion Photoshop is better, so keep doing that! After Effects uses a lot of memory in program. I usually just do it this way because I’m lazy/wanna keep it in program
thanksss
can i do this on adobe premiere
you can but I'd highly recommend against it LOL
@@landberry why though?
@@MYTH-n8 Do you only have Adobe Premiere? Premiere is a linear editing software that’s better for cutting stuff together and audio editing. After Effects is designed for animation and motion graphics. It just has more flexibility and options on AE while Premiere is limited for this kind of animation
@@landberry yes I only have adobe premiere and thnks for the advice.
@@MYTH-n8 Good luck! There might be tutorials for how to do it but might be difficult
awesome! how did you do the clone tool part? i have a picture that has a finger infront of the characters face and i want to paint under the finger for head movement but without losing the finger
Duplicate the layer.
So the first one will be a mask of the finger by itself.
The second one will be one where you paint the finger off the face and it's just the clean face. The clone stamp tool, you click alt over a certain part of the image that you want to duplicate and you paint over it.
Let me know if that helps.
it for sure helped thanks a lot! Although I do have a lot of questions still considering this is my first time. Doing a superman animation and got problems on how to make his cape wave like a flag smoothly. Dont know how to do that properly when i want to keep the background on the original picture. Im reffering to the famous picture when he is sitting on clouds with his head leaning onto his hand. Got any tips for the waving animation? @@landberry
please tell us how to make this in DaVinci resolve please
I don't really use it sadly, but maybe I'll learn it just to make a video for you LMAO
@landberry omg thank you so much ❤
would be wrong if I were to do the 'cutting assests' and 'coloring' parts in photoshop?
Nope that’s actually a lot simpler and helps after effects not stress too much memory
Bro please tell me how to cut image in different assets layer please
I just duplicate them (Ctrl+D) depending on how many I need and make a mask for each individual layer.
First Layer - Arm
Second Layer - Hand
etc. Let me know if this helps
@@landberry which option u choose to cut out the assets?
@@kela123keta8 mask the part using pen tool,then set mask to add mode
how much time did u spend making this?
The animation in it took probably about 2 hours or less, I don’t really remember but def not too long
@@landberry thx
Do I need some plug in?
Everything I mention should be free. There are cool plugins you could use but Liquify, Puppet Tool, CC bend it and Puppet are all built in
What program is this and how much does it cost
Adobe After Effects, it’s a subscription based service so it’s like $30-40 a month for all the Adobe apps. If you’re brand new to editing, I’d recommend looking at DaVinci Resolve
what app
Adobe After Effects
@@landberry App free?
@@honeyjanetagle Not free. Also it’s on the computer not the phone
@@landberry why are you not uploading videos
This makes my head hurts im trying but AE is so hard
LOL just take it one step at a time. You’ll eventually get it, this is a VERY basic overview. I might do more long and detailed parts to each step
Is upscayl free?
Ye it’s open source
i don't understand it now
@@Jmbs289 i understand it now
How you move his mouth
Liquify! There’s a tool on there called the bloat tool that makes it bigger, you can use the default one to move the top and bottom of the mouth to make it look more natural as well.
It's perfect but i think that's not what i want
that is one painful way to render. why not use adobe media encoder instead?
Thanks sir here accept my sub
can i use ae 2013 for this?
I'm not super familiar with 2013 but I believe it should still have all of these features.
Nah but fr dont u suffer (great explaination thought)
GREAT ART IS BORN FROM SUFFERING (i actually have a lot of fun making them LOL but yes can be tedious at points)
Next video: How to get AE for free
Guess I'll stick to watching
LOL cmon give it a try, it can be fun. Just do a little at a time
I’m assuming you need a computer to do this
Lmao for this one yes. Check out fantasy reverb on TH-cam, he has mobile edit tutorials with capcut I believe!
Thanks
just glosses over the clone stamp tool without explaining how to do it at all
lol sorry, this was mean to be a small overview of the process-- I might make more indepth tutorials on each individual step but to make it brief, you hold alt and left click on an area you want to copy and after you click, it'll allow you to recreate the texture you clicked on by painting again. It's super trial and error so it's easier when you test it out but I'd recommend watching a tutorial on it.
Besides that, you can redraw certain parts yourself to make sure they're not cut off etc.
Hope this helped
@@landberry thank you and I didn’t mean to seem so sassy I was just mad because after effects is so confusing 😭
@@Pamdah it’s no problem lol there’s a lot to after effects, my best advice is to keep watching videos but most importantly, PRACTICE!!!! Pick a project you wanna do and do a bunch of them. You’ll eventually learn more and more and get way better.
So you need a pc
For After Effects, yes. But check out @FantasyReverb on TH-cam, he does mobile tutorials
Damn ae
after effects isnt free
Yep, it's sadly a subscription based program. You might be able to use DaVinci Resolve to do something similar but I'm not too sure, sorry :(
Ok?
Please don't mask and color your panels in AE, just trust me on this one.
I agree partially. I do actually really enjoy coloring on AE since it allows me to work on that process later on after animation, etc. But the masking/clone stamping does take up a lot of AE memory so it is troublesome in some ways for bigger projects.