Dylan Burr
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Stamp them out in photoshop, then bring them in as layers, then use the liquify or masks or distort tools to move them. Composite them together with your text fully expanded, then in AE smush them down into the type at frame 1 then have them open to the 100% position. Get what I am saying. I know this may not be too clear.
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try using a combonation of liquify, mask animation, and starting with some water color bleed type brushes from photoshop.
https://www.bittbox.com/freebies/free-hi-res-watercolor-photoshop-brushes/
You can get some brushes here.
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I have encountered the same problem. What I do is render out a TGA sequence then bring that into a new project and then export as a quicktime video. It doesnt stop when I do it this way. I know it adds an extra step but it helps when you need to change something cause you just need to re-render those frames that need changing, not the whole video.