[Mackenzie Hanaman]

I would check out this tutorial by Andrew Kramer.

https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/fancy_title_plate/

It’s not a tutorial detailing how to do what you’re asking, but it should help you with the basics you’ll need to know. Once you understand them, it will just be a matter of properly key framing the movement of your text layer.

Mac Hanaman

[Mackenzie Hanaman]

First thing I would say is to get a little more red in the skin tones. Even if it doesn’t look red, skin tones are predominately within the red color channel. The color of the road looks nearly the same as the skin tones.

As for the grass, it looks like you missed a little bit of it, down by the guy’s left hip. Try to add a little bit of yellow mixed in with the green. Grass is darker near the root and lighter towards the top, if you can, try to mimic that. Another thing to think about is desaturating the green as it looks a little radioactive to me.

You might want to tweak the saturation of the water, but you also might find that it is alright after you’ve made other changes.

Mac Hanaman

[Mackenzie Hanaman]

After some digging around I think I found a tutorial that can answer how this was done.

https://www.graymachine.com/2009/06/reverse-shatter/

I made a rectangle in adobe illustrator and cut it up like in the tutorial. After it was cut up, colored the individual pieces randomly.You can make a new palette on adobe’s kuler site kuler.adobe.com. I used a script to randomize the colors of the objects.

https://harron.home.acedsl.com/Misc/HKA_RandomSwatchFIll.zip

It’ll pick from the palette you have loaded, so essentially you can choose the colors you like from kuler and then randomly apply them.

While the tut helped out, I don’t know how to get the logo to build up from the bottom beside reorganizing the layers in that order before applying the expressions. With so 200 odd layers, I’m hoping there’s a better way.

Mac Hanaman