http://vimeo.com/22182794
Another great video- very simply done, in a flat vector style, but good consideration for colour palette, which will be a necessity in my own designs. The narration and soundtrack really makes this one- a really important point to consider, that the soundtrack/foley/narration can make or break an animation- don't leave it until the last minute to make my decision.
Again, superbly executed concept and transition between key frames- subtle, but clearly considered and very effective as a result. Love the bold, informative pictogram style- works really well when translating a message/information- clear and visually communicative without loosing the message-
a definite inspiration for my own work.
http://vimeo.com/34121377
Clever video- initially sourced and researched for the walking motion as a resource when developing my own animation (animals and people walking are notoriously difficult to animate well), though a fun concept, discovering later in the video, to transform the recognisable penguin sketch into a more geometric shape- showing how they can still be visually communicative and representative, even in a more abstract form.
Wonderfully informative and wonderfully styled vector-based infographics motion graphics piece. Again, the narrative works wonderfully well with the seamless design- full of content and a wonderful balance between varying textures visual materials (photography, vector, etc) and image/type- definitely an outcome to aspire to.
http://vimeo.com/30516364
Absolutely inspired by this video- has taken me on a solid concept and direct path of what I want to achieve in my own designs- it really achieves everything that I aspired to put forward in my own motion graphics designs- illustrative imagery of the penguins themselves, information and trivia, and infographic pictogram designs- really perfect- 100% following this design direction now (but with my own style, of course), so glad I saw this today.
Clever video- initially sourced and researched for the walking motion as a resource when developing my own animation (animals and people walking are notoriously difficult to animate well), though a fun concept, discovering later in the video, to transform the recognisable penguin sketch into a more geometric shape- showing how they can still be visually communicative and representative, even in a more abstract form.
Wonderfully informative and wonderfully styled vector-based infographics motion graphics piece. Again, the narrative works wonderfully well with the seamless design- full of content and a wonderful balance between varying textures visual materials (photography, vector, etc) and image/type- definitely an outcome to aspire to.
http://vimeo.com/30516364
Absolutely inspired by this video- has taken me on a solid concept and direct path of what I want to achieve in my own designs- it really achieves everything that I aspired to put forward in my own motion graphics designs- illustrative imagery of the penguins themselves, information and trivia, and infographic pictogram designs- really perfect- 100% following this design direction now (but with my own style, of course), so glad I saw this today.
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