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| Well these sorts of questions are always fun… here's thinking out loud: - I'd be thinking about how these types of images are generated. I'd work greyscale and then use colourama at the end. You could eyedropper the reference still to get the same colours. - The images are quite low res, and I'm guessing quite low FPS. So I'd use the mosaic effect to make it blocky, and posterise time (either the plugin or as a time remapping expression) to reduce the frame rate of the animation - There's a subtle bend in the graphics. There are a few options for this in the distort effects, including CC bender, CC bend it and the old stock favourite Polar Co-Ordinates. - I'd do the actual keyframeable animation in a pre comp. It could be as simple as white blobs on a transparent background. You might be fine with animating masks on a solid, or using several small solids. But start with a simple base composition that has just the bits you need to control. Then add noise and grunge in another composition - you can always use fractal noise, turbulent displace, roughen edges to create a grungy version. Remember - greyscale is fine. add colour at the end, that's how the real stuff is done. So: 1) Base pre comp with the main elements 2) Grunge version 3) Add mosaic effect and posterise time 4) Bender / bend it / polar coordinates 5) Colourama Have fun, -Chris On 14/05/2014, at 6:03 PM, D <dow.hanson@gmail.com> wrote: Hi, |
