Love how your tutorials don't just tell you what to do but also make you understand why and how. Excited for the future of this channel

Dude, so well spoken which makes it so easy to follow along. Definitely need to try animating textures like this next time!! Also the editing and pacing of the video was so good!!

@Skymography

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Mapal 🫶

Excellent work! Love not just the amazing educational content, but also the incredible production value!

This was an awesome watch, didn't think to layer the textures in that way. The end result is dope too! Keep the videos coming bro, best of luck with everything

Great video! I watched a lot of tutorials about textures before, but the seperation into whites-midtones-blacks definitely was a new approach for me! Gonna use that in my work from now on. I found you because of your work for simplicissimus. Keep up the good work!

@Skymography

2 жыл бұрын

Love to hear that!

Bro damn where have you been all these days we need someone like that giving us something special Thank you bro keep going 🖤💜

Thank you for sharing this, love the tutorial, can’t wait for the next.❤

So Great ty

From Now bro, I am a big Fan.

Dude, thank you so much for this. I've been trying to figure out how to make these sort of flickering dot textures for literally weeks - this is exactly what I needed :). Cheers!

Ohhh my goodness. I’ve been wanting to know how you do what you do for years and I’m so grateful for you breaking it down so well. Thanks for this man!

yeah! oh love it! I am learning this thing!

Very nice explanation, can’t wait for the next one.

Would be cool to see how to make a travel map kind of effect. Hard to put into words but for example in Harry Potter you have this map that show secret passage ways. Would be cool to see how it would be possible to animate this.

@Skymography

2 жыл бұрын

Noted, I already planned on doing some map videos in the future so this should fit well

Stoked to see this, thanks for sharing! You're really stretching the use of a single texture by using neutral/light/dark versions of it, love it.

@Skymography

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear!

Yessss Finnaly

Please do more

Love your content. Keep them coming 👍🏼

Excellent tutorial 👏

Great tutorial. Thanks!

Superb job on the production of this video. I def would love to see some form of text revealing animations next, and the way your workflow is when creating things along the lines of such. Super excited to see how the channel flourishes in the near future!

Loved this

Please more tutos

Just in time, gracias amigo

You do videos for Nathaniel Drew? I recognized the style within the first 30 seconds of the video! Amazing work.

Holy crap this channel is underrated and deserves WAY MORE VIEWS AND SUBS!

@Skymography

5 ай бұрын

haha thank you

amazing dude freaking loved it!!!!!!!!!!

Loved the video

thank you so much, please make more of these!

This is absolutely incredible. I've always wondered about these sorts of textures but never really put the time in to figure it out. You made it so I didn't really need to, thank you so much! You explained everything so well that I was able to follow along in Fusion within Resolve instead of AE (I'm trying to learn and switch over). I can't wait to see your growth here! As for future content, I'd love to see the behind the scenes on some of your beautiful text animations.

@Skymography

Жыл бұрын

Wow I love to hear that! Funny enough one way I learned a lot about After Effects is through Photoshop tutorials. So it goes to show they’re universal techniques :)

thanks this helped

Such a great tutorial. Thank you so much for being so clear. Side note: would love to see how you made your intro logo animation or something similar.

Keep going dude

Awesome video Sky! I think this is really useful for someone with a general understanding of animation. Do you also plan on doing baseline tutorials for those completely new to the animation world in the future? As a complete novice, I think it would be great to see general tutorials on After effects, light variations, animation layers, or additive blending moods to name a few. Many of the concepts you covered could be teased out and made into their own videos. It would also add more content hours towards future monetisation requirements as well 😉. Thanks for making the vid! 🙏

@Skymography

2 жыл бұрын

One of the main ways I learned over the years of watching videos is from a mix of difficulties - even early on when I didn’t understand concepts fully, getting little bits from a video added to my knowledge. My goal here is to make videos for everyone, but landing closer to the middle than purely beginner. However, I think over time if beginners continue to watch and see how I do things they’ll eventually pick up some important tools and techniques :)

dude you're stupid good. Like youre designs are so gorgeous that I don't want to watch the video 🤣. I'm like f that shit, thats another level LOL. Bravo my man

What a great tutorial. I'll use this for sure thanks a lot! Do you think you could make a tutorial on the cool color animation that you had inside the text when you were showing the final product? Cheers

HOLY CRAP, AWESOME - SUBSCRIBED >:D

Looking forward to learning more about animation and crap for my own videos

GOAT 🐐

😍 I'll watch this channel blow up in 3, 2, 1....

@Skymography

Жыл бұрын

hahaha

Great video, what is the long font that you use there¿ Thank you

Damnnn man

Where did you buy the Optical Glow plug-in?

@Skymography

Жыл бұрын

Optical Glow is part of VFX Suite which is made by Red Giant. It's part of a monthly subscription which can get a bit pricey, so if you want a cheaper but really good alternative to it, look up Deep Glow on the aescripts website. It's very similar and runs off the GPU but is a one time purchase instead!

I think I want to double subscribe 🤣

ahh, you didn't even show how you animated the text like that...

Hey Sky, awesome walkthrough! I've always wondered how you made the "running effects" on the ground in Nathatniel's video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dH93o5qiZNG9cqw.html, if you could comment or make a video about that, I'd really appreciate it! ^^)