"Is he moon-walking?"

Basic of the basics: Walking Animation.

Hey there! Check out my super cool motion graphic project—a fun walking animation! I chose this project because it's like the starting point for beginners like me to dive into the exciting world of motion graphics.

So, here's the scoop: I followed this awesome tutorial on YouTube that showed me the ropes. Big shoutout and thanks to the creator for sharing their knowledge and helping us beginners level up our motion graphic game!

I whipped up this walking animation using Adobe After Effects, and guess what? It only took me around an hour to bring it to life. I tweaked the motion, added some sweet sound effects, and threw in some groovy background music to make it a complete package.

The breakdown.

Let me break it down for you. First, I separated the vectors into different parts like the head, body, arms, and legs. Then, I imported those bad boys into After Effects and positioned them just right to create my awesome character.

Now, here's where the magic happened. I moved the hands and legs one by one to create a realistic walking motion. It was all about nailing the timing and making sure the limbs moved in perfect harmony. I wanted to make that walk look so natural, you'd think my character could strut right off the screen!

Basically, that's just it.

This project is a testament to my passion for learning motion graphics and my ability to bring characters to life. The walking animation showcases my skills and creativity, and I'm stoked to share it with you.

So, stay tuned for more awesomeness as I continue to explore new challenges and push the boundaries of what's possible in the world of motion graphics. Let's bring some serious motion to the party!