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Split screen of graphics and imagery to convey the message.
Colourful and dynamic motion graphics by Donghyun Lee.
Apple launches their iPhone 7 and new watch with a short 107 second summary of their conference in this video. It’s as simplistic as you’d expect from an Apple video, but always done very well. You can find out more about it’s cleverness here.
Small titles for Gunpowder a new advertising creative showcase. Animated in 2D and 3D using a variety of techniques by Art & Graft, they create a rich and modern title.
Lifting text pealing away from a newspaper to form the logo of the Arab current affairs show.
MK12’s programme graphics for the Heist. Using a blueprint plan and “Catch Me If You Can” style text transitions.
Techno-glitchy title sequence for the Tokyo FITC conference. The making-of process reel found here is another interesting watch as it mixes a variety of 3D, code and web processes to create the unusual opener.
Simple idea of diagrams on paper done very well in true Imaginary Forces style, similar in fashion to their popular Rubicon title.
Solely text leads this short conveying facts about the American brewing industry. The nicely placed text and font choices manages to keep the interest.
Animation for the opening of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang starring Robert Downey Jnr. The titles use simple mattes and strokes to create an old painted effect, with more focus on the style rather than the animation.
Infographic about the risk of AIDS/HIV in the third world. The film uses typography and simple graphics to tell the story.
Nice simple animation for a Nokia video by Punga. Using bold colours and simple flat isometric animation, allow plenty of space for text.
Title animation using purely motion graphics and clever transitions with a small colour pallete to great effect. Lots of documents.
Car Commercial using pencil sketching mapped on to a 3D service to create a graphical feel and advertise craftmanship
Gent Scheppende Stad (Ghent Creative City) is an initiative of the city council of Ghent to (together with several creative forces/different sectors of society) look for solutions for the urban challenges, so they can shape the future of Ghent together.
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Static titles using close-ups of paper and documents with subtle animation to create a coded typographical sequence.
Illustrator Eduardo Recife’s commercial works, a collage feast for the eyes.
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Titles for american sitcom using text from a book to animate the characters and type throughout.
Text and animation added together to form the speech without any photos or footage.
Animation displaying only typography, using a 3D camera move to scroll over a large canvas of text.
The pressure of being responsible for the studio music often tiptoes the fine line between kudos and embarrassment. Continue Reading →
