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"I used FreeForm
in After Effects specifically because I wanted the leaves and petals to look
as if they are growing towards the sun, then drooping as their weight is pulled
down by gravity. I could've done the same thing in a 3D program, but with
FreeForm it was easier and faster to keep it all within AE/Photoshop."
Created by Andy Johnson, Synergetic Productions
