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Exploring kinetic typography and 3D text animation in Blender ✨
Playing with movement, depth, color and distortion to turn typography into part of the visual itself.
More motion experiments coming soon.
The depth and distortion make the typography feel like a physical object.
Thank you! 🙌 That’s exactly what I loved about this one too, turning typography into something that feels almost physical. I’m really enjoying exploring 3D type lately!
This is lovely!
Well done
Thank you a lot!!!😁
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A circle disrupted. Surface becomes fabric, tension becomes motion. In the end, form remembers itself.
Created in 3dsMax, Vray render.
looks magical!
AEROVA - Brand Direction
Exploring two visual directions for AEROVA, a wind-energy brand built around the idea of “Invisible force. Visible progress.”
Both directions use the same identity system, but create a different feeling:
Option A - Deep Green
Option B - Soft Blue
Which direction feels stronger for AEROVA?
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8 voted
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The soft blue palette feels more airy and closer to wind energy! Deep green is so overused in the energy industry so definitely option B.
Should we use the client's accent color as a solid background fill or keep it a light color that matches the individual frames?🤔💭
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8 voted
50%
16 votes
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Accent color is used for ACCENT, not as a background. No questions asked, use the dark blue.