Oil Paint Animation

[Georgie Pentch]

I believe that it is made frame-by-frame, by either painstakingly painting each one individually (which I doubt), or by animating it digitally frame-by-frame. Sorry, pal. No easy AE way to do this.

[Mohsen Saeedi]

I’m thinking of applying oil paint effects with batch proccessing in photoshop.

[Jim Scott]

You might want to look into Synthetik Studio Artist. It does auto-rotoscoping for painterly effects of videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2W6trUyK3yU

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[Richard Garabedain]

That seems like a good idea…I did not realize photoshoip could do batch processing. It all looks like some kind of filter gallery process to me.

[Paul Murphy]

Photoshop has a good oil paint filter (among others). You can load your footage there, apply as many filters as you want, then export as a movie file.

Paul Murphy
http://www.thepremierepro.com

[Mohsen Saeedi]

One great effect is “Smudge” which is available only in photoshop and “liquefy” or “meshwrap” can’t replace it
as far as I know we can import mp4 inside photoshop, but, no Idea how to work with photoshop timeline for videos to use smudge tool. ????
I Thought it’s just for GIF animation purposes.