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Dark Killer Gaming
A high-impact 3D logo animation created for Dark Killer Gaming, featuring cinematic lighting, powerful visual effects, and dynamic motion. Designed to deliver an intense gaming intro that strengthens the brand's identity across videos, streams, and esports content.
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Will go polishing it now, update shading to get more realistic environment and when all these steps are ready, will manually redraw all layout to get perfect results.
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(and ElevenLabs on the first stage) - I think it's more than enough for perfect results.
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Amazing work my friend! How did you record this video? Screenstudio? Also did you make all the website using Claude? Any specific IDE or direct on Terminal? I am getting used to this workflow
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Pretty cool way to get a 3D-like effect without embedding a real 3D scene.
The quality might look a bit off in places, but I think that's because the animation itself is pretty fast. I'll probably slow it down and see if that improves it.
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