Hey, Ben! Once again your tutorial has been very entertaining to watch! You are by far my favorite youtuber and motion designer. As for your question about deep dive tutorials, personally I liked it very much and would like to see both the quick fast ones and these deep dive ones. Diversity would be good for your channel and having the shorter ones means you won't have so much work every week. Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you so much! That means a lot to read. :) I think you're right, great to know these deep dives are useful. I'm definitely going to try and keep as much diversity as possible and trying to throw a curve ball once in a while too. Thanks so much for sticking around :D
@@BenMarriott Dude if you did step by step tutorials no matter how many hours long you could sell it as a series...I would buy that all day. I'm still too beginner to replicate what you do without exact instruction every step of the way. Basically, you alone would be the best motion design college ever!
You will be even better than me, Jesse. When I just started doing animation, there's not much resource at all, you've just got to keep practicing and believe in yourself! Good luck!
I'm not the type of person of commenting on TH-cam videos, but i just wanted to say that i found your channel today and for someone who suffers from high anxiety due to my insecurity about my art, creative and acknowledge towards it, your channel a and tutorials are EVERYTHING i needed right now. Thank you for sharing the things you know, i just live for you style and unique stuff, i'm just in love for it... One of the greatest channels i have found ever
Thank you so much for the amazing comment and support, Peter. That means a lot to me. I totally understand where you come from, and I sometimes feel that too. Best of luck with everything, I'm really glad I could help in a small way! :)
I think that dark edge that you mention at the end is kind of a good thing, defines the edge a bit more like in a real print (screen print ink is above the paper slightly so might have a shadow, the edge of water based paints pool a bit at the edges, etc)
Once again, a fantastic and easy to understand tutorial! I really like these deeper tutorias, but I also enjoy a lot the fast ones. I guess it's good to have this kind of diversity and it's a Way to fulfill everyones desires haha either way, awesome work! Thanks for teaching us so much!
Awesome video! I think you could probably get away with using a simple choker effect to reduce the presence of that black outline. I would also say that parenting the pizza and pineapple to a Null for the bobbing motion would save you some time. Love these tutorials! Keep them coming.
I was v scared about the errors from photoshop > after effects importing too - was following along with your melt tutorial and had to troubleshoot for ages. In the end I replaced the video layer with an image sequence but now I know to just delete it :') great tuts btw
When you're using the linework as a luma matt (Around 18.44), you could (invert) to make the line work white, and the background black. And then use the effect (unmult). This would stop the edge of the line work being weird, and you'll get a hard edge. Hope this makes sense!
I knoe its been 2 years, but maybe boiling that solid black on the pineapple's shaded side might reduce that 3d cel shaded feel. That or adding some small wiggle to the pineapple outline. It looks amazing and a great tute that ill refer to for any frame by frame animation im doing
Would you consider creating a tutorial that explains the basics of how to make 3D shape layers in AE? There aren't many on TH-cam and I'm sure you'd make it easy to digest! Thanks again for the great content.
I don't work an awful lot in 3D space inside After Effects. I don't doubt I'll get to it sometime in the future though. Might not be for quite a while though :D Thanks so much for the suggestion and thanks for watching. :)
Hi Ben!!! I was wondering, I am a graphics university student with basically having access to one single laptop. To do MoGraph stuff do I have to have an entirely proper set up? What gears would you recommend and how did you learn and create projects whilst you were studying (if you did that is) thanks a lot, I really appreciate your existence in here it's a godsend x
I like it, but the black seems pretty bold. I like your textures and think maybe a textural shadow would make it look cooler. Maybe, just seems like too much black.
I'm sure you've probably mentioned this in one of your other videos, but may I ask if you learned frame by frame from animation courses in college or through online programs like SkillShare? You seem super knowledgable and I'd like to get more comfortable with frame by frame animation myself. Also, your tutorials have been VERY helpful for me getting back into animating. :)
Hey Ben... Found your videos recently. They are really helpful and fun, thanks. Is there any reason you chose to colour everything in After Effects with shape layers instead of in Photoshop itself? Maybe I missed it in the video, but I didn’t understand if there were any benefits to doing that.
Thanks so much! There's not a huge benefit for doing it in AE, I like to have vector shapes if I can so I can animate their path properties If i need too. The main pineapple was the only shape that really changes in this animation so It could just have easily been done in photoshop. :)
AninDessin can be pretty tricky to install. github.com/sbaril/Photoshop-Animation There's a guide on there if you scroll down a bit. Hope that helps :)
Hey, Ben! Once again your tutorial has been very entertaining to watch! You are by far my favorite youtuber and motion designer.
As for your question about deep dive tutorials, personally I liked it very much and would like to see both the quick fast ones and these deep dive ones. Diversity would be good for your channel and having the shorter ones means you won't have so much work every week.
Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you so much! That means a lot to read. :)
I think you're right, great to know these deep dives are useful. I'm definitely going to try and keep as much diversity as possible and trying to throw a curve ball once in a while too. Thanks so much for sticking around :D
@@BenMarriott Dude if you did step by step tutorials no matter how many hours long you could sell it as a series...I would buy that all day. I'm still too beginner to replicate what you do without exact instruction every step of the way. Basically, you alone would be the best motion design college ever!
I just want to be this good at After Effects before I die...that's my life goal.
You will be even better than me, Jesse. When I just started doing animation, there's not much resource at all, you've just got to keep practicing and believe in yourself! Good luck!
You have some of the absolute best content for aspiring animators and designers, thank you for this Ben!
Thank you so much! That's so nice of you to say. So glad you're enjoying them :D
Yeah, he's on a whole other level than anyone else here on YT!
I'm not the type of person of commenting on TH-cam videos, but i just wanted to say that i found your channel today and for someone who suffers from high anxiety due to my insecurity about my art, creative and acknowledge towards it, your channel a and tutorials are EVERYTHING i needed right now. Thank you for sharing the things you know, i just live for you style and unique stuff, i'm just in love for it... One of the greatest channels i have found ever
Thank you so much for the amazing comment and support, Peter. That means a lot to me. I totally understand where you come from, and I sometimes feel that too. Best of luck with everything, I'm really glad I could help in a small way! :)
Have I already said that I love your tutorials and your attitude? What's better than smartly explained tutorials with a twist? :) Thanks a lot!
Seeing this video in my feed made my day.
Thanks so much! Hope you enjoy it :D
Tbh one of the best channels for animators😍😍😍 lit content
Thanks so much! That's so dope of you to say. :D
I really loved the idea of separating the outline from colored section of the artwork!
Great video my dude. I like your approach to creating the misaligned print effect, I’m definitely stealing that. Thanks, and keep up the great work.
Thanks so much! Yes! please steal away. I can't find enough projects to use it on :D
I'm addicted to your channel, Ben
Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate the support
I think that dark edge that you mention at the end is kind of a good thing, defines the edge a bit more like in a real print (screen print ink is above the paper slightly so might have a shadow, the edge of water based paints pool a bit at the edges, etc)
This channel will blow up, no doubt. First vid I’m seeing, definitely checking out more. Nj
Thanks so much! I really appreciate the encouragement and support :D
Thanks for the photoshop animation add on. Never heard of it before. This is going to help me alot.
It's helped me so much! Animating in PS without it now is so daunting, haha
Dude your actually my Guru. You set the bar soooo high! Thanks so much for taking the time to show us this
Once again, a fantastic and easy to understand tutorial! I really like these deeper tutorias, but I also enjoy a lot the fast ones. I guess it's good to have this kind of diversity and it's a Way to fulfill everyones desires haha
either way, awesome work! Thanks for teaching us so much!
Thanks so much! :D I think you're right I'll try to keep a balance and of different types. :)
@@BenMarriott Sweet! :D
Love the ruff mercy shoutout, big fan.
Thank you for sharing your workflow!!! That little bum is so cute 😭
This is absolutely legendary.
Thank you so much for this tutorial it provides a lot of inspiration. Please don't stop.
Thanks so much! :D So glad you found it useful. I'm no stopping anytime soon
Ben you are the best, man! I've learned a lot from your experience. Great content!
Best channel on youtube so far!!
Thank you so much! That's so awesome of you to say :D
great stuff as always! i really appreciate you showing all the steps involved :)
Thanks so much! :D So glad you enjoyed it
Thank you Ben, totally in love with your works and tutorials
Thank you so much for watching :D I really appreciate you time to comment :)
Awesome video!
I think you could probably get away with using a simple choker effect to reduce the presence of that black outline. I would also say that parenting the pizza and pineapple to a Null for the bobbing motion would save you some time.
Love these tutorials! Keep them coming.
Thanks so much! You're right :) A choker on the alpha channel would go a long way :D Great idea :)
Great work! Thank you!!!
Wooow..good karma for you mann! Great project. Love that final trick with de luma mattes!
I love, love, love your tutorials! Thanks for sharing your knowledge ❤️
Love your style! Also, very informative tutorials.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you find it helpful :)
Dope as always Ben...
Thanks Jaimin! :D
Really, really useful tutorial Ben. Thank you
I was v scared about the errors from photoshop > after effects importing too - was following along with your melt tutorial and had to troubleshoot for ages. In the end I replaced the video layer with an image sequence but now I know to just delete it :')
great tuts btw
Haha, thanks so much :D Yeah It was driving me crazy when I first got those errors
Who gives dislike to this video? Awesome help as always dude!
Thank you! :D I really appreciate it
When you're using the linework as a luma matt (Around 18.44), you could (invert) to make the line work white, and the background black. And then use the effect (unmult). This would stop the edge of the line work being weird, and you'll get a hard edge. Hope this makes sense!
Ahhhh Such a great tip. Thanks so much for sharing :D :D
I knoe its been 2 years, but maybe boiling that solid black on the pineapple's shaded side might reduce that 3d cel shaded feel. That or adding some small wiggle to the pineapple outline. It looks amazing and a great tute that ill refer to for any frame by frame animation im doing
I want this pineapple on a t-shirt 🤘🔥
love your tutorial! best!!
Thanks so much! So glad you're enjoying them :D
Nice, love your work! thanks for sharing
Thank you much for watching! :D I really appreciate it
Very nice tutorial Ben!! Can you make a tutorial about how you resolve the 3D pineapple references?? Thanks a lot!!
Thank you so much! I definitely would like to do a tutorial about 3D layers in after effects. I can't promise it'll be anytime soon though :)
haha this is so good, love that funky style of the music intro
haha glad you like it
@@BenMarriott may i ask the name of that funky intro music please?
Wow very cool animation and tutorial too
Thanks so much! Glad you found it useful :D
this just blew my mind
thanks heaps
Such a cool animation! very impressive! Thanks a lot :D
Thank you so much! :D Sp glad you enjoyed it
I love your tutorial!!!
Thanks so much!! :D
Very informative as always, Ben. But DANG, pls show us how you did the fauz 3D pineapple in AE!!!
Thank you for sharing this with us!! Great artist.
awww HELL YEAH! This is awesome.
Thanks so much man! :D Hope you enjoyed it
i am a chinese for bilbili!your works help me a lot!!
Xie Xie! So glad you're finding them useful. I'm having trouble uploading to billibilli at the moment so it'll go up later :)
Thank you Ben!
Wow so cute pineapple kkkk Among all of after effect tutorial, l most like your video
Haha, thanks so much :D That's so awesome of you to say
I LOVE U MAN!
Thank you so much for the love! :)
@@BenMarriott im new in your channel and i love u and your work!!! are awesome!
@@LucasCink That's amazing to hear! :D Thanks for watching :D Glad to have you on board
great tutorial thank you so much
super rad dude!
Thanks man! :D
Your videos are dope 👍🏼 Thank you for the videos
Thanks so much for watching :D glad you like them
Would you consider creating a tutorial that explains the basics of how to make 3D shape layers in AE? There aren't many on TH-cam and I'm sure you'd make it easy to digest! Thanks again for the great content.
I don't work an awful lot in 3D space inside After Effects. I don't doubt I'll get to it sometime in the future though. Might not be for quite a while though :D Thanks so much for the suggestion and thanks for watching. :)
I love you ❤️ jajaja your work is awesome 👏🏻
Amaizing, thanks!
Hi Ben!!! I was wondering, I am a graphics university student with basically having access to one single laptop. To do MoGraph stuff do I have to have an entirely proper set up? What gears would you recommend and how did you learn and create projects whilst you were studying (if you did that is) thanks a lot, I really appreciate your existence in here it's a godsend x
absolute genius.
I like it, but the black seems pretty bold. I like your textures and think maybe a textural shadow would make it look cooler. Maybe, just seems like too much black.
Great tutorial
This is insane.
Thank you for watching :D
Love this! And I'll admit, I like pineapple on a pizza! 🙃
Haha You are a wise man! Thanks so much
awsome sir
thanks so much for watching! :D
I'm sure you've probably mentioned this in one of your other videos, but may I ask if you learned frame by frame from animation courses in college or through online programs like SkillShare? You seem super knowledgable and I'd like to get more comfortable with frame by frame animation myself.
Also, your tutorials have been VERY helpful for me getting back into animating. :)
Hey Ben... Found your videos recently. They are really helpful and fun, thanks. Is there any reason you chose to colour everything in After Effects with shape layers instead of in Photoshop itself? Maybe I missed it in the video, but I didn’t understand if there were any benefits to doing that.
Thanks so much! There's not a huge benefit for doing it in AE, I like to have vector shapes if I can so I can animate their path properties If i need too. The main pineapple was the only shape that really changes in this animation so It could just have easily been done in photoshop. :)
Ben Marriott Alright! Thanks. =)
Thanks for this!
Thank you so much for watching :D
Hi do you do commission work?
I'd love to know how to make my own 3d references
Hey ben the link doesn't work via bit ly
How did u do the 3D?
doesn't the interoperate footage loop trick not work for PSD files??
It doesn't work on compositions, only footage files 😭
Ben Marriott I seee, so u cant export those PS animations as sequences? Or is that like adding extra work to the workflow
So nice
Thanks so much!
Man pls help, how to install actions?
AninDessin can be pretty tricky to install. github.com/sbaril/Photoshop-Animation There's a guide on there if you scroll down a bit. Hope that helps :)
I think you didn't like the animation of the pineapple because the form shadow looks a bit too static.
keep going please
Love the animation . Hate the pineapple on pizza.
Thoughts? Anyone - What is better for frame by frame Photoshop or Adobe Animate?
How is this for free?
Note to self: don't Google "Rough messy" at work
Haha, Ruff Mercy is his name. I forgot to link to him :D Thank you for your bravery
@@BenMarriott oh I actually know his work!! His animated music video for Young Thug's "Old English" is amazing. Cheers
Yes! That's the one. Love that track, you just reminded me to go listen to it :D
asmr i like
Why the pineapple has sunglasses, but doesn't have any eyes?
Are u on Patreon? You need commission
Not at the moment, maybe in the future. At the moment just trying to offer as much value as I can :) Thanks so much
You could have just made it in blender and applied the effect in after effects
I love you ❤️ jajaja your work is awesome 👏🏻
Thanks so much for watching :D