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A sensitive conversation, turned into a high-engagement visual story.
I used story-driven editing, motion graphics, sound design, dynamic typography and color grading to make the message emotionally engaging while keeping the focus on the conversation.
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Hey! 🙌 Guess it's time to introduce myself to the Contra community.
I'm Dmitri, a calm and responsible 3D motion designer based in Estonia.
For the past 3 years I've been eating keyframes for breakfast in my favorite software, Blender. I like turning pretty much anything into motion, just because moving things are more fun than static ones.
So... if you need to animate a dashboard, bring some infographics to life, add motion to your product's UI, or build an explainer video that actually explains what your product does, and you want a solid result with updates along the way instead of radio silence until the deadline, that's me.
(And if you know someone who needs exactly that, send them my way too 🙂)
Really nice motion work!
Made this concept video for edit call
currently open for projects :
#aftereffects #motiondesign #motiondesigner #motiongraphics
So good!
THE RISING
What if four paintings from different centuries could tell one story?
For the Flora Museum Challenge, I wove together Poussin's "Blind Orion," a stone Ganesha sculpture, Watteau's "Mezzetin," and Thomas Cole's "Titan's Goblet" into a single journey.
A blind hunter searches for the sun through trials of humility, listening, and endurance proving that seeing isn't always done with eyes.
Created using Flora AI Canvas with dozens of iterations on narrative structure, visual poetry, and Baroque cinematic language.
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Nice !!