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Ghosts' wax symbol o' power

I haven't seen tutorials on this type of effect. I was doing a monogram design for a friend and I had mentioned that I could make a wax seal type of effect. He said okay. It wasn't that hard at all.

Glowing Magic Symbol

Here's a cool effect to give designs or surfaces in your wallpapers that extra zing!

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Shiny flame effect

Quick and easy tutorial on how to create a flame image out of a custom brush.

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Changing the Pivot Point of a Symbol

Change the default center point of a symbol to allow for easier character animation.

adobe (1055), flash (166), animation (132), cartoon (21), character (10), tween (10), symbol (6)

Lip Sync Animation: Using an X sheet

Learn how to use your timeline as a X sheet to write the dialogue and speed up the animation process. This is especially helpful with scenes with lots of dialogue.

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Symbol Types: Movie Clip or Graphic?

Have you ever wondered what exactly is the difference between a "Movie Clip" or "Graphic" symbol? Should you use both types or just one?  In this free video tutorial, you'll be shown the exact differences and you'll learn when and where to use both types!

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Ghosts' wax symbol o' power

I haven't seen tutorials on this type of effect. I was doing a monogram design for a friend and I had mentioned that I could make a wax seal type of effect. He said okay. It wasn't that hard at all.

Glowing Magic Symbol

Here's a cool effect to give designs or surfaces in your wallpapers that extra zing!

Shiny flame effect

Quick and easy tutorial on how to create a flame image out of a custom brush.

Changing the Pivot Point of a Symbol

Change the default center point of a symbol to allow for easier character animation.

Lip Sync Animation: Using an X sheet

Learn how to use your timeline as a X sheet to write the dialogue and speed up the animation process. This is especially helpful with scenes with lots of dialogue.

Symbol Types: Movie Clip or Graphic?

Have you ever wondered what exactly is the difference between a "Movie Clip" or "Graphic" symbol? Should you use both types or just one?  In this free video tutorial, you'll be shown the exact differences and you'll learn when and where to use both types!

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Ghosts' wax symbol o' power

I haven't seen tutorials on this type of effect. I was doing a monogram design for a friend and I had mentioned that I could make a wax seal type of effect. He said okay. It wasn't that hard at all.

Glowing Magic Symbol

Here's a cool effect to give designs or surfaces in your wallpapers that extra zing!

Shiny flame effect

Quick and easy tutorial on how to create a flame image out of a custom brush.

Changing the Pivot Point of a Symbol

Change the default center point of a symbol to allow for easier character animation.

Lip Sync Animation: Using an X sheet

Learn how to use your timeline as a X sheet to write the dialogue and speed up the animation process. This is especially helpful with scenes with lots of dialogue.

Symbol Types: Movie Clip or Graphic?

Have you ever wondered what exactly is the difference between a "Movie Clip" or "Graphic" symbol? Should you use both types or just one? In this free video tutorial, you'll be shown the exact differences and you'll learn when and where to use both types!

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GW Blog

Have you ever wondered what exactly is the difference between a "Movie Clip" or "Graphic" symbol? Should you use both types or just one?  In this free video tutorial, you'll be shown the exact differences and you'll learn when and where to use both types!