Masking and Cutout Effects in E-Learning #356: Challenge | Recap
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Sights of Sedona
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/356+Animated++Cutouts/story.html
This demo was inspired by an accordion demo Thierry Emmanuel shared a couple weeks ago. Here's his accordion https://360.articulate.com/review/content/13d3361d-3ded-4591-81f1-22e7d0544a85/review.
I liked how Thierry's word art morphed into his graphics so I tried to replicate his effects here. My letter cutouts were created in Illustrator--with the help of my designer friend Laura Luciano who taught me how to make them.
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/356+Animated++Cutouts/story.html
This demo was inspired by an accordion demo Thierry Emmanuel shared a couple weeks ago. Here's his accordion https://360.articulate.com/review/content/13d3361d-3ded-4591-81f1-22e7d0544a85/review.
I liked how Thierry's word art morphed into his graphics so I tried to replicate his effects here. My letter cutouts were created in Illustrator--with the help of my designer friend Laura Luciano who taught me how to make them.
Thank you so much, Jodi, for mentioning my previous challenge. I should point out that I made my letter cutouts simply with PowerPoint: I use a letter as a shape to cut out an image, just as we work with 2 shapes and we unite/combine/fragment/cross/subtract them in PPT.
The mix of desert and wilderness in the Sedona area dazzles me. It's so exotic, seen from France.
The mix of desert and wilderness in the Sedona area dazzles me. It's so exotic, seen from France.