There are a lot of trends that come and go in the world of motion graphics, but one such trend that has only grown in popularity in recent years is circle bursts<\/strong>. Circle Bursts are cool on a lot of levels and their simplicity makes them only more desirable to both motion designers and clients.<\/p>\n In the following post we\u2019ll take a closer look at circle bursts and examine a few ways that we can integrate circle bursts into our projects. Plus we\u2019ll watch a few quick tutorials about how they\u2019re made and discover a few free and paid places to find them. Let\u2019s dive in:<\/p>\n Price:<\/strong> Free<\/a><\/p>\n Our good friends at RocketStock are giving away free circle bursts with no strings attached. Just click the download button on the circle burst blog post. While you\u2019re there check out their freebie section<\/a> full of awesome After Effects freebies. The circle bursts are pre-rendered footage that can be easily colored in After Effects using the tritone effect. The cool thing about these elements is they can all be integrated directly into After Effects.<\/p>\n https:\/\/vimeo.com\/121469663<\/p>\nWhere to Get Circle Bursts<\/h2>\n
1. RocketStock<\/a><\/h3>\n
2. AE Sweets<\/a><\/h3>\n