Explore Creative Workflows: Animate Fashion with Animal Archetypes

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Angelina S

• 20h

Hey Contra Community!

Here is first challenge submission 🙌

I wanted to explore how a single creative workflow could turn a concept into a complete animated design story.

The project is built around three animal archetypes - Lion, Camel, and Horse - representing three different superpowers translated into fashion.

Inside Kittl, I experimented with typography design, t-shirt mockups, and style variations such as vintage, pop-art, and 90’s typography, before placing the designs into scenes and animating them.

The idea was to show how concept → typography → mockup → motion can exist in one visual workflow.

View the project here: https://app.kittl.com/project/cmmltwibg5mr10i9rv27rikpr

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Akinkunmi Ayo

pro

• 12h

congratulation on your submission

Angelina S

• 3h

Thank you so much, @Akinkunmi Ayo, appreciated!🙌

Abhiram Tinguria

• 20h

Congrats on the first challenge submission! The idea of building a visual story around the animal archetypes is really cool.

Angelina S

• 19h

Thank you a lot @Abhiram Tinguria ! I'm really glad you liked it! Good luck to all!😍 🙌

Abhiram Tinguria

• 19h

Appreciate it 🙌

Blahomyr Popok

max

• Mar 9

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Quick taste test 🎬 I explored two animation directions for the same moment. Same idea - different energy. Which one feels stronger? A or B? Vote below 👇

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Adenike Rasheed

pro

• Mar 9

i think the emotions you are trying to evoke in the users matter and for usability purpose you want users to see what this is all about these should determine your choice of speed for the motion in question.

Robin Holesinsky

pro

• Mar 9

This time I wanted to create something special: a Web3.0 hero animation with lighting effects. Hopefully it doesn’t feel cheesy. 😃

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Tim | Winsbits

pro

• Mar 9

A while ago, I had the privilege of working for none other than Ben & Jerry’s to film their Free Cone Day in the Netherlands.

In addition to filming and photography, I was responsible for handling filming rights, as the footage would be used in their global marketing campaigns. It was an incredible feeling to contribute to something so much bigger than myself.

To this day, it remains my highest-paid one-off project. Considering it only required some prep and a half-day shoot, totaling eight hours of work, the rate I was able to charge was something I never had done before in my carreer! The footage was featured in their 2023 global campaigns, and I am still so grateful for the opportunity, which has since led to several more projects including internal work for Unilever.

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