We will animate rigid bodies that differ from animating more amorphous bodies.

In this lesson, we move on to creating the scene itself. Make a small review of the draft animation, the scene structure, and start animating fluid or, more precisely, liquid plumes from moving objects.

In this tutorial, we will look at how morphing is done in practice. We will make the transformation of a frog into a sloth.

Here we will create not only the smoke animation but also the ink that the squid emits at the end of the scene.

Here we will animate sloth to squid morphing.

Animation of bubbles created by an object falling in the water.

In this tutorial, we will animate a squid. Although it can be considered character animation, we still decided to include this lesson in the course. Animating a squid is more similar to the effects animation, since the squid is an invertebrate creature, and its movements are more similar to the movements of energy than to those of the characters we are used to.

The name of the lesson speaks for itself. We will analyze the text reveal animation.

The final lesson in which we will create a transition from one scene to another, which you can save as footage and apply it more than once in your videos.