Another excellent New Year reveal created using Stardust, by Jean-Marie Marbach. 

The always excellent annual School of Motion Holiday Card created using Shadow Studio, Deep Glow, Lockdown, Newton, Pastiche, Stardust, Limber, Bendio, AutoFill, Joysticks 'n Sliders, EaseCopy, Ray Dynamic Color, Ray Dynamic Texture, Flow, Element 3D, Quick Chromatic Aberration, Cartoon Moblur, TextDelay, Type and more by the SoM alumni. Include mega project and assets download for free!

In this video, Lewis shows you everything you need to know about getting started with Particle Pro in After Effects.

Learn how to create a 3D fibonacci spiral particle animation using Stardust in After Effects

Excellent NYE reveal created using Stardust, by Jean-Marie Marbach. 

Learn how to create a particle title intro using Stardust in After Effects

Learn how to use Stardust to create an awesome advanced data grid in After Effects

Learn how to Create Digital Data Code Matrix Animation using Stardust in After Effects

friedpixels takes a quick glance at the implementation of VDBs and volume rendering inside Stardust in After Effects.

The Pixel Lab shows how you can use Stardust to render VDB volumes in After Effects

VJ gfx legend DigitalPunkGFX shows how to use Stardust, Deep Glow and FreqReact to create a dope neon visualizer in After Effects

Kevin Snyder shows how to use Stardust along with a variety of tools such as Quick Menu, Duik Bassel, Auto Crop 3, and a free oscillator script to create a very cool text write on animation in After Effects.

@Kascreepy shows how to create a dope VJ loop using the Stardust and Deep Glow plugins in After Effects

Create a visualization of a neural network using Stardust in After Effects by Noble Kreative

Epic logo reveal created using Stardust, Modulation and AutoFill by Jean-Marie Marbach. Now includes Making-Of Breakdown video.

Awesome design created using Deep Glow, Stardust, Plexus, Element 3D, Digit Fiddler, Auto Crop, The LoopMaker, KeyFast, GifGun, Flow, Explode Shape Layers, Dot Pixels and more by Jayse Hansen for Mitchells Vs The Machines

Creative process reel for the Super Bowl opener created using Stardust, Plexus, Element 3D, BG Renderer Max and more by Jesse Michael Newman

Trailer created using Stardust and Mettle Flux by Dylonski

Award winning short film created using Stardust by Radheya Jegatheva