Discover ways to get and prep logos and use Photoshop or Illustrator to convert your files into layered images ready to animate. Get practical design ideas and animation tips too.

Learn the terms and technology that will help you understand how vector and raster graphics are prepped and formatted for use in video and motion graphics.

Learn to create and manipulate 3D graphics for use in video, using Photoshop, After Effects, and Illustrator.

Learn how to colorize and enhance storyboards with Photoshop, and use the motion graphics tools in After Effects to create engaging animatics.

Learn the fundamentals of working with type—compositing type, animating type, and creating 3D text and logos—using Photoshop, After Effects, and Premiere Pro.

Learn how to create looping animations (including animated GIFs) for motion graphics and web design using Adobe Photoshop.

Learn how to create looping animations (and animated GIFs) for motion graphics and web design using Adobe After Effects.

Learn how to create a Phonotrope—a looping animation for motion graphics or web design—using a record player, Adobe Photoshop, and After Effects.

Transform shapes, icons, and text into compelling motion graphics. Discover techniques to take your animation skills to the next level using Cinema 4D and Adobe After Effects.

In Motion: Principles of Motion Graphics, instructor Ian Robinson covers the core concepts and techniques used to create real-world motion graphic elements in Apple Motion. Throughout the course, Ian breaks down motion graphics into smaller groups of applied techniques. For example, he covers traditional typography and then shows how to take those theories and apply them specifically to motion graphics. He also covers essential editing and animation tools and techniques such as keyframes, simulations, and transitions, as well as Apple-Motion-specific concepts such as particles and the Replicator.

Learn how to motivate and engage employees—a key management skill for leaders that want to increase productivity, employee retention, and the bottom line.

Find out how to motivate your team to learn. Discover 10 tips for engaging adult learners and increasing the effectiveness and interactivity of your training.

Disruption creates opportunities. When employees and leaders are mired in a crisis, they often find innovative ways to tackle old processes. But how can organizations sustain the pace of change without triggering burnout? In this course, instructor Charlene Li shows you how, explaining how to stretch people to reach for audacious growth without stressing them out. Charlene shares how to define clear boundaries, so that teams feel comfortable leaving their comfort zone and working at the edge. She identifies the critical structures and processes to put in place to create growth with stability. Plus, she shares tips for combatting change fatigue, including how to set stretch goals and keep the focus on your future customers.

Discover how to quickly transfer your face-to-face class to an online learning environment. Learn how to curate course resources, maximize student engagement, and more.

Artists: Get everything you need to get the most out Mudbox, including its sculpting, texture painting, and concept visualization tools.

Learn how to manage multi-module projects with Apache Maven, the Java build automation and project management tool.

Learn how to organize and run multicamera video productions, and use tools such as Final Cut Pro and Premiere Pro to fine-tune the results.

Learn how to deliver video content to multiple platforms simultaneously, including web, large screens, mobile screens, and more.

You may be a master of editing single photos, but multi-shot photo techniques like panos, HDR, and focus stacks present some unique challenges. In this course, graphic designer Nigel French shows you all the basics of using Lightroom, Photoshop and Bridge to achieve great results with techniques that use multiple shots. Beginning with panoramas. Nigel walks you through shooting panoramas, then explains how to create them in Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, and Adobe Camera RAW (ACR). He discusses different projections, common problems that can occur, and some unexpected uses of panoramas, including making an Instagram carousel. Then Nigel moves on to creating HDR images in Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, and ACR. After covering several practical techniques to stack, blend, and combine layers, Nigel concludes with additional effects that you can achieve by stacking layers.

Learn how to address the cultural and linguistic challenges that crop up in international workplaces. Discover tips for effectively communicating with your multinational team.