Scribbled Style Animation in After Effects | Tutorial

In this Video, I’ll break down my process of applying a hand drawn, scribbled style to animations. Drawing at least parts of it with a pencil on real paper makes the animation much more convincing. So I scribbled short sequences of basic elements, like lines or circles, scanned them and created a Photoshop file out of each sequence. Each frame is placed on a separate layer. I imported all sequences as comps - retain layer size. First of all, I created a background paper texture and a scribbled texture, which I used to fill the face. For both of them I created sequences of the same picture, but changed the position and rotation slightly every 4 frames. The main animation is a simple path animation. I used “trim paths“ and added roughen edges to make the clean line look more like a pencil stroke. Then I used a time expression to animate the evolution of that effect. I used a wiggle expression to slightly change the position of the path every two frames. On top of th
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