Upon completing the initial stroke animation, I made the decision to duplicate the animation, while simultaneously adjusting the stroke settings, colour scheme, and key frames to give it a fresh new look. Intermediate process of the first stroke animation The settings and keyframe for the animation (Purple stroke) For the keyframes, I had experimented the timeframes as well so that my animation does not look too awkward. Then, I used different settings such as stroke width to control the thickness of the stroke. I had used the ellipse tool and hide the fill colour to only make the stroke visible. Therefore, I opted to introduce an array of bright colours to my design, in order to add playfulness into the final product. To infuse my animation with a fun and lively theme, I recognized the need to incorporate a palette of vibrant and bold hues.
Given my previous experience with the After Effects program, it didn’t take me long to familiarise myself to the various tools and processes involved.
As such, I made the deliberate choice to refresh my knowledge on the application of the bounce effect to my text. My aim was to experiment with an array of text flow/effects, as well as diverse shapes and strokes to push the boundaries of creative possibility. Design Ideas and Design Process Design idea:įor my initial design, I adopted a strategic approach to delve deeper into vector animation, utilizing various flows and movements to enrich the animation.
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