Transformez une illustration statique en un GIF romantique mignon, vivant et partageable.
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Transformez une illustration statique en un GIF vivant et partageable en quelques minutes.
Bonjour tout le monde, dans ce tutoriel sur Photoshop vous allez apprendre à créer un gif romantique et mignon.
Vous commencerez par le corps du personnage en utilisant différents pinceaux et en vous aidant du calque patron comme repère.
Ensuite vous ajouterez le visage avec les yeux pour l'animation ainsi qu'un petit sourire sur un calque séparé.
Vous insérez le texte dans les mains du personnage et fusionnerez les calques pour préparer l'animation.
Enfin vous passerez à la fenêtre de montage pour créer le cycle d'animation, faire cligner les yeux et exporter le gif.
Et voilà, votre personnage romantique est animé et prêt à tourner en boucle.
Et maintenant, à vous de jouer.
Rien de tel qu'une petite animation mignonne pour capter l’attention et transmettre une émotion sincère. Que ce soit pour la Saint-Valentin, un anniversaire ou simplement pour égayer une conversation sur les réseaux sociaux, un GIF personnalisé a toujours plus d'impact qu'une image statique.
Grâce à ce tutoriel, vous découvrirez comment donner vie à vos idées sans avoir besoin d'être expert en animation. Vous apprendrez à illustrer un personnage attachant et, surtout, à maîtriser le panneau Montage pour animer son regard.
Ce que vous allez apprendre
Dans ce tutoriel pratique, vous découvrirez comment :
Utiliser des Pinceaux (durs et flous) pour dessiner des formes et créer des ombrages,
Gérer des Calques pour séparer les éléments du corps et les expressions du visage,
Insérer un message avec l'outil Texte horizontal,
Créer une animation image par image (frame animation) via le panneau Montage,
Exporter votre projet au format GIF pour le web et le mobile.
À propos de l’auteur
Illustratrice jeunesse depuis plus de 10 ans, Violaine a illustré plus d’une soixantaine de livres pour l’édition française et internationale. Elle est représentée par l’agence new-yorkaise Advocate Art Agency. Elle enseigne l’illustration et la direction artistique et coordonne la filière arts graphiques – illustration à l’École Supérieure Brassart d’Annecy.
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