Monday, 25 April 2016

Hey everyones, I would love to show you my 3D typography so far with heat effect. It came out looks fantastic and excellent visual on 3D with a heat effects on 3D typography and which it looks very positive and strong outcome.











Another ideas of opposition by heat, I will experiment with cold effect and it was very complicated to create 3D typography because we know that ice will melting and not good to keeping for while. I will trying to think what ways I want to experiment with cold effect on 3D typography.






Thank

Wednesday, 16 March 2016

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Hello everyone, I just explore on Behance and type into search, I decide to put it down 'Cinema 4D'. Turn out there are so many awesome and which caught my eyes which I do love that motion graphics style. Fantastic designer called Mark Pearson, he showing us his works were toutstanding motion graphic and beautiful rendering on these dots with a beautiful colour.

Check it out his works:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/28921223/Dots

His animation video in Vimeo


Dots from Mark on Vimeo.

I do enjoying looked at his works and it does inspiring me to create motion graphics at Cinema 4D and finger cross, I hopeful I will achieve awesome motion graphics. I do eagerly to start work in Cinema 4D with various of effects and beautiful colour blending.

Saturday, 12 March 2016

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This is the best Show Reel ever!
I was like wow and amazing when I saw this animation/FX reel. It is so impact and powerful influence toward me from this video with fantastic characters, visual and beautiful emotional. I do feel inspired from these Blur Studio, who created this fantastic reel, now I want to start to create my own character come into life.
This is the perfect start to inspiring me!!


Animation/FX Reel from Blur Studio on Vimeo.
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Amazing animation from Mercedes Benz video, which it is very exciting visual of Mercedes Benz with a fantastic history. Love the ways how this designer has created focus on objects and background to blend in increase a good visual of the colours, typography, motions and animation movement. Which it the best animation I have seen in a while. Absolutely fantastic job with this animation video.


Mercedes | Vanapalooza from Michael Basilico on Vimeo.

Friday, 11 March 2016

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Urban Landscape from capcam on Vimeo.

I think I really enjoying to watch this video of Urban Landscape and it seems so cool visual and motion of shapes, which it looks very strong appeal and fantastic visual.
I believe this designer use Cinema4D software to achieve with awesome form of sphere and rectangle and I really like the way what designer has put deform form and light effect to look more awesome and beautiful visual. 
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Alphabet from Pavel Pavlov on Vimeo.

Wow, it looks fantastic. It looks simple and beautiful animation of Alphabet with a continuous of order from A to Z. It does a beautiful influence for the motion graphics and me as well.
I have been looked at this video many times and I trying to work it out how he achieve that fantastic animation.
Check this video out!

Sunday, 6 March 2016

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Cutout Animation
Cutout animation is a technique for producing animation using flat characters, props and backgrounds cut from materials such as paper, card board, stiff fabric or even photos. More complex figures depicted in cutout animation, such as in silhouette animation, often have joints made with a rivet or pin – or when made on a computer, an anchor. 

Yuri Norstein 

Yuri Norstein is universally considered the most remarkable director to emerge from the current generation of Russian animators.







Terry Gilliam

Many Python sketches were linked together by the cut-out animations of Terry Gilliam, including the opening titles featuring the iconic giant foot.
Gilliam’s unique visual style was characterised by sudden and dramatic movements and errors of scale set in surrealist landscapes populated by engravings of large buildings with elaborate architecture, grotesque Victorian gadgets, machinery, and people cut from old Sears Roebuck catalogues, supported by Gilliam’s airbrush illustrations and many famous pieces of art.