How I Made This Advanced Animation (Process Breakdown)

This is the process video of the proudest piece I've ever created! I used Cinema 4D, After Effects, Illustrator, and even Procreate!
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[BenMarriott]

Fantastic breakdown to a fantastic aniamtion. Amazing work Emonee!

[Lobstrique]

this is SO COOL!! Thank you so much for walking us through the creative process! it's the thing I struggle with most, it seems, coming up with ideas no matter how much reference material i look through. love your process, once again, thank you!

[apzzpa]

This is GENIUS. You are one clever cookie. Creating the scene in 3d and then tracing over the top is just *chef's kiss*. What an amazing technique and the result is breathtaking. Well done!

[zackbell]

Thank you Emonee. It's super interesting to get a look at your creative process. The animation is beautiful, but the process itself is also beautiful.

[bryanroth]

Loved the process! Glad to see you back here :) keep it up, you truly inspire us all!

[michaelmcmahon]

You are so wonderful for sharing your process with us. It is a beautiful piece!

[nicolas.kannov]

As much as I know a step by step tutorial has its place and it helps a lot sometimes, for example, to learn a specific technique, I much prefer a breakdown like yours, it feels so much more insightful to know your thoughts behind the piece. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge Emonee! Also, I loved the animation and design! 👌

[simoneblax]

This video was mind-blowing! I've never realised I could recreate roughly a scene in c4d to use it like a perspective reference. And Danny Stern plugin?

Thank you so much for making this. ❤️

[GabrielHR]

I love that your sense of peace has a lot of dark aspects to it! This definitely resonates with me for sure. I so get it, even like traveling through the door, it looks like one of those dreams you try to run but the door gets further, i can feel the anxiety with this rush to the door and the bath extending further. The body being filled with the dark space like just becoming one with the universe. Your perspective of being filled with mindfulness.. Love this when you do this you definitely find things to become greatful for and the expanded awareness, 👁‍🗨 . Love the whole breakdown and where you get your inspiration it is so you! 💟 Beautiful work 🙏

[tiagopesce]

just love the influences you bring on that!

[ignaciomotion]

This is great stuff, I'm just getting into cinema4D and creating mockups for tracing with shape layers is a great idea! That stairs look so great, will definitely try that.

[emmanueljuma]

This is honestly the most helpful video I have watched since I started animating. Thank you so much!!

[federicoparravicini]

Sooo glad you're back, amazing video, can't wait for more 🙏

[jo]

this is IMPRESSIVE, so much talent and creativity, I'm amazed. Amazing work!

[josephb]

That was an awesome animation and a great walk-thru on how you achieved your effects. Videos like this are so beneficial to the broader community. Thank you for taking the time to share. :)

[alainkhoanguyen]

Remarkable! Thank you for sharing this with the world! Keep up the good work!

[eloyente_]

More breackdowns like ths please! so much tips for creatives, that was awsome. Thank you a lot <3

[mylesberrington]

This animation is amazing and thank you for sharing your process. As a starting animator this is inspirational.

[glynnurquhart]

Love this! When I first saw the animation on your insta I was blown away. Seeing this breakdown is so helpful, inspiring, and makes me feel like creating work of this calibre is much more achievable. Thanks for this!!

[andrearieta]

I saw this posted on reddit. Was it you? This is amazing work. This kind of content is great because there are lots of basic motion design tutorials on youtube and after almost two years learning I'm starting to reach a point where I feel like most of them don't really teach me much anymore. Watching the actual process of artists who're more experienced than me teaches me and inspires me so much more. Thank you, I'll be waiting for the next video.