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how to get a logo to break apart
25 Jul 2020 12:55 #108927
by owenpga
how to get a logo to break apart was created by owenpga
Is there a way in motion to get a logo to break apart or fly in, in different parts to create the logo>
this video has something similar. It doesn't necessarily have to be as elaborated as the one in this vid.
thanks
this video has something similar. It doesn't necessarily have to be as elaborated as the one in this vid.
thanks
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25 Jul 2020 23:29 #108932
by arc
Replied by arc on topic how to get a logo to break apart
It is easy. If the Logo was created in Photoshop you simply import all the layers. You then apply transitions like wipe, zoom, slide etc to the individual layers.
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26 Jul 2020 10:01 #108938
by owenpga
Replied by owenpga on topic how to get a logo to break apart
i create it in illustrator. I'm guessing there are other ways to do this? the logo in the attached video is in many pieces (more than there are layers) as it moves in to create the entire logo.
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26 Jul 2020 11:27 #108939
by owenpga
Replied by owenpga on topic how to get a logo to break apart
I figured it out. just used particles to make it break apart. thanks
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26 Jul 2020 19:57 #108951
by arc
Replied by arc on topic how to get a logo to break apart
You just have to apply the effects and transitions you like.
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16 Feb 2022 20:18 #119057
by malissiabrobst
Replied by malissiabrobst on topic how to get a logo to break apart
The best way to create such effects is to use Cinema 4D. This application offers much more editing and detailed texture creation possibilities than Illustrator.
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