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Motion and identity design consider characteristics of form, content, and context as they relate to an audience through a range of interactions. Discover the art of motion design on your terms - no prior experience needed.

Gain confidence in Adobe Illustrator in around 30 minutes. We’ll cover two different ways to approach drawing shapes, then we’ll introduce how to import this work into After Effects.

A deeper look into the ways that we can introduce custom vector elements into motion graphics projects.

Learn the principles of simple shape animation (in any direction) within After Effects using squash n’ stretch, exaggeration and smear.

Layering image sequences with vector elements in After Effects is a common technique used in motion graphics and animation. This process allows you to combine the flexibility of vector graphics with the dynamic nature of image sequences to create compelling visual effects.

Jump into layering your footage with Chroma Key Compositing (using a green screen & Keylight in After Effects) and Rotoscoping (using the Roto Brush Tool in After Effects). Chroma keying is using color information to select a very specific range of colors and isolate them, while Rotoscoping is like ‘tracing’ an item out of your footage.