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✓ Published: 05-Oct-2012
✓ Published: 05-Oct-2012
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Re-imagining a classic logo entirely in After Effects using ShapeShifter AE.nnThe 3D model was created using the variable feather masking feature in AE CS6 + the 3D shape morph was done using 2D filters that ship with After Effects.nThis logo was designed by Chris at mettle. The 3D morph was created by Maltaannon.nnFree project files: http://www.mettle.com/superman-gallery/nnDon't wait... Create!nmettle.com
Re-imagining a classic logo entirely in After Effects using ShapeShifter AE.nnThe 3D model was created using the variable feather masking feature in AE CS6 + the 3D shape morph was done using 2D filters that ship with After Effects.nThis logo was designed by Chris at mettle. The 3D morph was created by Maltaannon.nnFree project files: http://www.mettle.com/superman-gallery/nnDon't wait... Create!nmettle.com
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