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Lonnie Wibberding
18,318 PointsGreat Graphical illustrations in this class (Design Foundations). What software did you use to make them?
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Lonnie Wibberding
18,318 PointsThe animations, although the drawings are cool too.
4 Answers
Adrian Harja
5,703 PointsAll of what you have seen in the video might have surely been created with Adobe After Effects. It's a Motion Graphics and VFX software from Adobe. With it you can create stunning animations (2D & 3D) and it's an industry standard when it comes to animation, motion graphics and broadcast media (a great example are those explainer videos). It's also used in compositing, grading, visual effects for high end blockbusters (though in this field there are other very powerful competitors, such as Nuke).
What Photoshop is for images After Effects is for motion graphics.
Lonnie Wibberding
18,318 PointsVery helpful answer. Thanks!
Antonio Bellu
2,701 PointsActually you can make sort of animations with Sketch too (plus few plug ins).
nfs
35,526 PointsThank you
Adrian Harja
5,703 PointsGlad I could help :)
Nick Janes
5,487 PointsNick Janes
5,487 PointsAre you referring to the animations or the drawings in themselves?