The Power of AR: Creating Interactive Augmented Reality Experiences - Part 2

Dive into the second part of a comprehensive tutorial on creating interactive augmented reality experiences using Adobe Aero, Photoshop, and After Effects. Follow along as Luke Choice, founder of Velvet Spectrum, guides you through his creative process, from scanning images to preparing layers and applying triggers and behaviors. Learn techniques for adding dimension to illustrations, creating custom animations, and using real-life objects as AR triggers. Explore topics such as overcoming art block, radial distribution of elements, and creating parallax scenes with Adobe Stock photos. Gain insights into Luke's journey into AR design and discover how Aero enhances creative expression. This session also includes an Artist Spotlight featuring Amrit Pal Singh and concludes with a recap of the work accomplished over both days.

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Introduction of Luke
Recap of Day 1
Creating an Audio Trigger
Creating illustrations in Photoshop
How Aero allows Luke to express his creativity
Adding dimension to an illustration with shading
Duplicating assets to create depth
Experimenting with Layer Styles
Cropping your canvas around an illustration
Importing the wing illustration
Giving the wings movement
Changing the axis of an element
Previewing the Wing Flap movement
How does Luke work through Art Block?
How did Luke first get into AR design?
Adding in more ornamental elements
Radial distribution of elements
Using a real life tattoo as an AR trigger
Using default Aero shapes as a scale reference
Can looped animations be imported as asset textures?
Using After Effects to create custom animations
Creating an eye-blink effect
Importing an image sequence animation into Aero
Duplicating the wing element and rotating to create the right side
Adding behavior triggers to the dagger element
Artist Spotlight: Amrit Pal Singh
Creating a parallax scene with Adobe Stock photos
Recap of work from day 1 and 2