Ah, falling leaves: They remind of the beauty of nature, fall, and the changing of seasons. And if you've ever walked alongside a row of oaks on the street it seems as if their leaves fall to some unknown, hidden perfect orchestration.
Capture their beauty by creating a falling leaf animation in Adobe Illustrator. Using multiple leaves is best so you'll get a variety of hues and saturations. Check out this video for the how-to.
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