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How to Create an Igniting Transition for Your Logo

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Motion GraphicsTrapcode ParticularOptical FlaresAdobe After Effects

In this tutorial we will learn how to create a logo that burns up into the air and disappears from the composition. We will use Trapcode Particular together with other effects to simulate our fire. This technique can be used with any logo.

For more fire tutorials here on Aetuts+, check out our Burn Through Some Fire Tutorials Session.

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File size: 44.2 MB

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Daniel Brodesky
Daniel Brodesky
I have been using After Effects for 4 years, creating projects for Videohive and freelancing for different clients. I love what I do and I do what I love. Being self-taught, I've learned a lot from tutorials and now I hope to help others. Stay in touch through Vimeo or Twitter.
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