We have a rule against low effort posts.

• made in After Effects (took a while to finish this one)

I’m a complete beginner at AE and I really only picked it up for the sole purpose of doing animations like this. A lot of courses offer very different things but I want one that is specifically designed for this type of animation. Gif is by @LP8000mao on twt

Dimensional and looks like a noodle. :)

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https://www.noodleanimation.com/

Yo! I'm looking to achieve this effect, originally from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Robot Stop. Kinda stuck, if anyone can lend me a hand

Have you found animating blurs better when the blur is made in after effects or in photoshop first?

I have acer nitro 5, ryzen 7, 3050, 16 gb ram, When i use this plugin on my AE and Pr my yimeline lags alot and my fans go brrrr haha. Is it normal? It makes my playback and rendering lag like 100x and im not kidding

This video was only made for creative purpose, there isn't any real app with that name, I just was thinking about something to add to my portfolio so, I came up with the idea of making a video for the kind of buisness I'd like to establish if I had the chance, an online platform for reading, I'd be really happy to hear your honest opinions, also how much do you think I should charge for such a video if it was an actual work for a client :) You can also check some more details on my behance project: https://www.behance.net/gallery/222187163/sreads-ad-%28imaginary-app%29,

which I'd also be happy if you check it out and give your opinion, thank you in advance.

More experiments, through: www.linktr.ee/uisato

I designed this visually captivating animation using Adobe Illustrator for the detailed vector artwork and brought it to life in Adobe After Effects with smooth transitions and a dark, moody aesthetic.

🛠️ Tools Used: – Adobe Illustrator (for the cat illustration & design elements)
– Adobe After Effects (for animation, motion, and effects)

Im looking at the last "whats new" in after effects video and i see these arrays of 3d models that would be easy to make in element 3d but not so easy in native. Am i missing something? is there a way to actually control these or is it all manual and offset?

I've seen a style trending in Instagram reels and short films where a stock photo is converted into a black-and-white, grainy textured image, often with parts of the face (like eyes or mouth) removed or obscured for anonymity. These photos are then brought to life with subtle animations like zoom, parallax, or paper crumple effects.

Im getting confused with speed ramps, I always see tutorials people use it differently, is there any good tutorials that explains well, like what FPS I should use for anime clips or gaming clips, or normal footage and what the different is between Twixtor or why people use both at the same time. If I copy somebody’s speed ramp with the graph mine looks choppy and laggy.

when i’m trying to create a graph in the graph editor, both the speed and value graphs are showing overlapping each other which is very confusing, can anyone help me on how to change this please

To elaborate, I’ve got a friend who’s made a 3d model in blender and I want to implement it to after effects so that I can create something using it. However, since the model and textures are different files, if he sends it to me then I will just get a pitch white model without any texture.

Is it possible to implement both the model and texture files and apply the texture to the model?

How do I create audio spectrum like these?

Can somebody please help me to find a mbl plugin for mac that also is working on ae 2022 ?? Its driving me crazy trying to find one

At first I thought, okay - simple, just 3d layers with turbulent displace and chromatic abberation -
My try looked horrible.

Then I got the idea from old TV interlacing and tried making the text matted on a rotating grid, and I think i got too lost there

Am I thinking too hard on this? lol

Any book where I can learn about scripting in After Effects?

I had so much fun stepping outside my comfort zone last time that I decided to double down and build on it.

This sequel dives deeper into the style I was exploring before — refining the vibe, pushing the motion, and testing new techniques.

If you haven’t seen the original, check it out here first:

👉 https://www.reddit.com/r/AfterEffects/comments/1jqxzen/trying_something_completely_new/

Would love your thoughts on this new piece — what works, what doesn’t, and how it compares to Part 1!

Ps: it was for a client