Vyond Tutorial: Use Colors and Fonts from your Brand
Be consistent with your brand colors and logo, when you animate. This lesson teaches you have to make sure, you're always "on brand" when you animate.
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Vyond makes it pretty easy to make videos look like "yours". Lots of options to customize characters, objects and texts to look just like you want it to.
Here, I show you how I work with colors and fonts by creating a reference scene with brand colors and brand fonts added. This places the elements in Quick Access, and makes them easy to pull and insert from this scene.
Tricks like these may seem like a waste of time at first. But I promise you; if you get into the habit of preparing your projects like this, you will actually save a lot of time over the years.
I know there's a typo in the part about color "palattes". Sorry for that. You know what I mean, right? The point is to use your brand colors or generate a nice looking color palette from e.g. "coolors.co".
Oh, and I mentioned a link about color theory; watch this video to understand the basics: • Color Theory Basics
If you have any time saving tips and tricks for Vyond, leave them in the comments, so we can learn from each other.
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