Hey @google @gemini Spotted an interesting inconsistency in Google’s Gemini motion. You paired th...

Hey @google @gemini Spotted an interesting inconsistency in Google’s Gemini motion. You paired th...Hey @google @gemini Spotted an interesting inconsistency in Google’s Gemini motion. You paired th...

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Olamide Ogunleye

• Aug 19

Hey @google @gemini

Spotted an interesting inconsistency in Google’s Gemini motion.

You paired the new Gemini logo with the old Google logo in the match cut.

I recreated the transition using the current Google logo to make the visual language feel more consistent.

A small detail, but details matter in design.

#motion

Dane Kowachek

pro

• 2d

Okay, this is wild. I built a tool today in Claude that's going to save me days of work, and it took about an hour of playing around. I'm building out SOTO, a concept wearable brand, and I needed a fast way to test how our key visual moves across every place it'll show up. So I asked Claude to build me a tiny motion design site. Pick a frame size. Drop in the visual. Play with the animation settings. Export a clean loop. That's it. No more re exporting from After Effects for every single format. No more guessing how something feels at 1:1 versus 9:16 before it even exists. I just get to see it, right away. Honestly, this is the part of AI that gets me excited. Not replacing the creative call. Just clearing out the annoying steps between having an idea and actually watching it move. Without Claude I would have sat on this motion design aspect for some time and maybe not even get to it with other projects knocking not the door. Curious if anyone has exciting case studies they could share using this same approach?