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I’m working on a series of vertical animated loops that aim to convey calm, peace, and positive emotions, using minimalist scenes and very simple visual elements. I call them “Zen Cards.”
This is one of them. It’s called “A Perfect Sunset.”
More will be coming soon.
What do you think?
Does it feel peaceful?
Do you like it?
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Damn this is very peaceful. Mesmerizing!
Thank you! Glad to hear that. More like this are coming soon.
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three connected elements working together as one system.
No unnecessary details.
No visual noise.
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