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How to animate Van Gogh paintings in After effects
Hello creatives! A client of mine requested to bring their paintings to life, and I was doing a research on how to do it. So I came across this video on YouTube where someone did an exceptional work by animating the famous Starry Night and I love the effect, I’ve searching of a method of how they did it. Can any of you help me out with this? would be highly appreciated, Thanks in advance.
Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6NCcZH2Y6w
Best,
Usama
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There are a few tricks you can employ here, but the simplest is the Liquify tool.
You can use the twirl brushes over the whole image, then animate the Distortion percentage.
I had an old text-based tutorial here at the COW, but I think it might have been lost in the shuffle. But I also touch on this in a tutorial about animating a still texture map of Jupiter.
Here’s the link keyed up to the right point: https://youtu.be/ARGI0BiD_5I?t=122
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Thanks for the advice, I also thought about using the liquify and turbulent displacement effect but I am not sure if I can achieve a seamless loop with that. But I will definitely check out your tutorial!
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