In this video tutorial, Creative COW contributing editor Carl Larsen shows you how to use the track a child expression to create an interesting title sequence in Adobe After Effects.
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In this After Effects tutorial podcast, Eran Stern will show you how to control the scattering of light in a composition using adjustment light.
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In this AE podcast tutorial, Creative COW contributing editor Carl Larsen shows you how to remove chromatic aberration from your footage using Adobe After Effects. If you are wondering what chromatic aberration is, don't worry he explains that too...
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Illustrator Jude Buffum’s work is influenced by infographics, video games, and other computer graphics. Visit his blog as well.
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Watch as artist Liz Lomax creates a sculpture of Oasis’s Noel Gallagher for use in one of her sculpted illustrations.
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One of the many reasons why I love children’s books is because of the opportunity they provide for family involvement. A perfect example of this is the children’s book review site Bookie Woogie. Where other sites simply write reviews, writer/illustrator Aaron Zenz decided to take it a step farther and interview his kids about the books they were reading together as a family. Though Isaac (age 10), Gracie (age 8,) and Lily (age 5) provide honest opinions (and say some really cute things), my favorite feature of the site is the artwork that the trio produces inspired by the featured read. The site is young so though the number of reviews are small the quality of the books reviewed (among them are books by Mo Willems, Louis Sachar, and Amy Krouse Rosenthal and Jen Corace) are not.
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