Another incredible age reduction vfx using Mocha Pro by rousselos Aravantinos

Logo animation created with Squash & Stretch by flomotion.eu

SideshowFX does a nice overview of the super popular Joysticks 'n Sliders

Another fun Stardust tutorial by Noble Kreative, this one covering the Material node to create 3D voxel models in After Effects

Beginner Plexus tutorial by Freepik for Tutpad

Fantastic animation using Cartoon Moblur, KBar and Quick Menu by Ricardo Mendes

Amazing dimension on this 2D rig using Joysticks 'n Sliders and bq_headRig by @speedlag

Footage of a plane landing illustrated using Transfusion by lpfortin

Learn how to use EaseCopy from KBar and save tons of screen UI space

Learn how to use Transfusion's new Blend plugin to apply custom styles to any footage in After Effects

Great KBar overview tutorial by SideshowFX including free icons download

Nice promo using Newton by @890works

Great beginner Plexus tutorial by Motion Designers Community

Fantastic title sequence festival opener using Ease and Wizz by thesupertrip

Amazing tracking and compositing using Mocha Pro to create some extremely realistic anti-aging effects on the full body by rousselos Aravantinos. Please note that this could be considered NSFW.

SideshowFX does a nice overview of Super Lines. Check it out.

Nice transitions using Newton, Pastiche, Lazy, Rift and Cartoon Moblur by @dbvfx

In this class we use everything we learned in the previous classes for a hands-on example: We develop an expression to rotate the wheels of a car automatically. It works such that you only need to keyframe the position of the car and the expression calculates how the wheels need to rotate to fit to that movement. We start with the quick and easy solution using iExpressions and then develop our own version by writing our own expressions code.

Roland Hartmann of graphicinmotion.com shows how to create a digital city using Stardust in After Effects.

This tutorial covers many features such as using the Mask Emitter, the Replica node, the Clone node and more.

Stardust is a Modular 3D particle system for Adobe After Effects

Insane short film created entirely in After Effects with some help from BG Renderer by Stu Maschwitz. Includes a must-watch making of that will blow your mind.