PowerPoint Tutorial: Create 2D Animation Using Picture Sequences

Welcome to our PowerPoint animation tutorial! In this step-by-step guide, you'll learn how to create a captivating 2D animation using a sequence of pictures, inspired by Brook Wells' "Embrace Your Inner Artist" animation on dribbble.com. The video description includes a link to Brook Wells' original animation for reference.

Key Points:

1. **Introduction**: The tutorial starts by introducing the concept of creating a 2D animation in PowerPoint using 12 different picture poses.

2. **Getting Started**: Open PowerPoint and begin with a blank presentation. Change the slide layout to "Blank" to set the stage for your animation.

3. **Importing the Picture**: You have two options for importing the picture containing all 12 poses. You can either copy the image and paste it into PowerPoint or save the image and then insert it using the "Pictures" option from the Insert tab.

4. **Separating Poses**: To create the animation, you need to separate each of the 12 picture poses onto individual slides. This means you will need to create 12 slides, each with a different pose.

5. **Cropping and Resizing**: Select the picture and use the "Crop" command from the Picture Format tab to frame the desired pose. You may need to resize the picture to make it more visible, typically around six inches in height, and PowerPoint will adjust the width proportionally.

6. **Alignment**: Ensure that each pose is centered on the slide by using the Align dropdown to select "Align Center" and "Align Middle."

7. **Repeating the Process**: Duplicate the slide to create 12 slides with different poses. On each new slide, crop and adjust the pose accordingly. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of consistency and accuracy.

8. **Reversing the Order**: In the original animation, the poses play first in ascending order and then in descending order. Duplicate the slides and arrange them in reverse order to achieve this effect.

9. **Looping the Animation**: Prepare your animation for continuous looping by selecting all slides and setting a specific time duration for each. In the tutorial, a 0.10-second duration is suggested. Additionally, enable the "Loop continuously until the Escape key is pressed" option in the Setup Slideshow settings.

So, get ready to dive into the world of PowerPoint animation and bring your ideas to life. Follow the steps outlined in this tutorial to create captivating 2D animations that will engage your audience. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications for more informative tutorials. Thanks for watching, and we hope you enjoy creating your animations!

? Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:38 Getting Started
1:15 Importing the Picture Sequence
2:03 Cropping and Sizing Pictures
3:25 Duplicating Slides for Animation
5:35 Configuring Slide Transitions
6:05 Creating a Continuous Loop and Running Your Animation

? Download Pictures in Sequence Loop Animation Presentation
Download Link 1 : https://www.theteacherpoint.com/creating-2d-animation-in-powerpoint/
Download Link 2 : https://www.patreon.com/posts/65900113

? Animation Inspirations By:
Brook Wells @ https://dribbble.com/shots/17955469-Embrace-Your-Inner-Artist

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