5 Retro World-Building Motion Graphics Techniques in After Effects

[@SonduckFilm]

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[@dotpenji]

I'm absolutely blown away by this tutorial The way you've broken down each technique and step-by-step instruction makes it easy to follow and experiment with different elements. Btw, when incorporating these techniques into a project, how would you recommend selecting color palettes that truly capture that retro vibe? Additionally, could you share any tips on maintaining a balance between adding details like foreground objects and keeping the overall scene composition visually appealing?

[@DenverOrtiz]

This tutorial is a valuable resource for After Effects enthusiasts. The instructor guides viewers through creating retro-style scenes with enthusiasm and clarity. Techniques include crafting a vibrant sun with neon effects, adding stars and a floor grid, and incorporating foreground elements like palm trees. The instructor's friendly tone, relatable examples, and humor make the tutorial engaging and easy to follow. Kudos!🔥

[@markanthonymanayan2136]

This tutorial has completely amazed me! Your meticulous breakdown of techniques and clear step-by-step guidance is incredibly user-friendly and inspiring for experimentation.

[@itsme_jervy1404]

Your tutorial is seriously impressive-the way you've demystified complex techniques is fantastic! When it comes to capturing that retro vibe through color palettes, what strategies do you suggest, and could you offer insights on maintaining scene balance while adding detailed elements? Your guidance is eagerly anticipated and truly valued!

[@iracaullenedimaranan]

This is true @dotpenji. Impressive tutorial! Your clear breakdown and step-by-step guidance make experimenting a breeze. Any tips for choosing retro color palettes and balancing scene composition with foreground objects? Excited to learn more!

[@monalizapantoja8490]

This tutorial is nothing short of mind-blowing! Your approach of dissecting each technique and providing clear step-by-step guidance is like a guiding light for creative experimentation. Your insights are pure gold, and I'm eagerly soaking in every bit of knowledge you're sharing!

[@A.Sutherland]

SOOOoooooo Dope. This just gave me more ideas on how to build these scenes. Great job once again with the explanation. I wish I saw this 7 years ago when I first attempted learning how to build retro scenes

[@SonduckFilm]

Thank you very much!

[@PumpkinPails]

Did not understand the palm tree part at all, but the rest was amazing! I've been loving these retro style tutorials.

[@motionmango]

Thanks for a well explained retro techniques

[@sindyyuliethcondepoloche9033]

Yo soy feliz con estos tutoriales 😁😁

[@nopelindoputraperkasa5869]

Amazing Best video..... very inspiring and informative.Nana .. thanks for sharing this video..God bless you 🇮🇩🌺🌼👍👍

[@peacepeter9273]

Thanks for this. Love the jokes too😂

[@NicWeyand]

Love it!

[@gauravkhanekar3924]

Awesome....😍🌹👌🏻

[@tomprice7885]

You rock 😊

[@judithhaller1680]

This as a short in Fusion would be Nice ;-)

[@Gingerphoenixtequila]

thank you for a good tutorial

[@ezazulhaque6547]

Wow!!! 🔥

[@MotherMaryprocathedral9]

lovely

[@SEIJOFF]

cool as always , and yet i have difficulties following your steps , they're fast , please slow down on cool videos as those ones thank you

[@ApieceOfwish]

Cool ☆

[@calinroibu1265]

I am getting desperate because whenever I animate the grid, the lines going parallel to the sun (not the ones going into the sun) aren't at the correct distance anymore and just keep moving up and down and appearing and disappearing. If I animate it in 2d or at a 0 x angle, it works perfectly, but when I give it the 90 tilt, it just fucks it up. The only thing that makes them stop from moving up and down is changing the curvature, but then they look very washed off. Can anybody help because this problem persists even on the render.

[@NMLKGaming]

interesting, would it work if i use photoshop instead of illustrator?

[@SonduckFilm]

For vector files, you would have to use Illustrator.

[@videoslibrary-19]

Which software do you use ?

[@calinroibu1265]

After effects and the other on he mentioned