therockstar, take a look at using canvas in javascript and css3 or jquery to play with the animation, canvas will help you with the design of the logo, the only problem it´s that internet explorer doesn´t support it.
@Paulie_D@kunjan@davikerkrish guys i don't want to use GIF i can consider to use Flash but problem is Flash is not compatible with apple IOS devices =( seems like i need to learn canvas animation =)
A really great tehnique is the one that incorporates a really big image and background position changing, probably using a small script. I first saw it on this page, go and check it out in motion.
To make it responsive I had to drop IE8 support, I think a logo doesn't need to be responsive so if anyone wants I can adapt the script to get IE8 support.
G'day everyone, How's going? I hope you all are fine.
how to create animation on logo like this? http://www.sennep.com
I want to get this kind of animation on my logo.
Please advice.
Have a wonderfulday
html5 canvas. there are a bunch of books and tutorials on it.
In photoshop we can create animated gif image. You can use it.
Hi therockstar,
We can create gif files from flash also. I think it is very easy to created this type animated logo in flash.
-Kunjan
I would have to think that an animated gif of that complexity would have a huge file size. Not recommended.
therockstar, take a look at using canvas in javascript and css3 or jquery to play with the animation, canvas will help you with the design of the logo, the only problem it´s that internet explorer doesn´t support it.
It seemed to work in IE9 this morning on the example link but perhaps that was a poly fill.
@elneco @vanilson could you guys recommend me any good book title for canvas animation?
@Paulie_D @kunjan @davikerkrish guys i don't want to use GIF i can consider to use Flash but problem is Flash is not compatible with apple IOS devices =( seems like i need to learn canvas animation =)
You can animate a logo using Flash. There are so many ways using which you can create a simple logo with an animation effects.
A really great tehnique is the one that incorporates a really big image and background position changing, probably using a small script. I first saw it on this page, go and check it out in motion.
Old topic, but the background position technique is the one I'm using here: http://codepen.io/CrocoDillon/pen/ekuxb
To make it responsive I had to drop IE8 support, I think a logo doesn't need to be responsive so if anyone wants I can adapt the script to get IE8 support.