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Emmanuel Onyia

• Feb 5

clienttips feelsreal motiongraphics

Tring to get into motion design, what's the best train to hop on? #Rive or #Jitter

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Matheus Alencar F.

• Mar 13

Cash App brand motion exploration 💵

Motion Design UI Design Adobe After Effects Figma

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pro

• Mar 15

looks great!

Mouaad Jaaidi

• Mar 14

Which illustration works better? It's supposed to look like a magnet. Context: This is the empty state for Homiii, a roommate coordination app. That's why I went for real looking magnets (what some roommies use to pin notes on the fridge) instead of the typical flat vector.

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Abhishek Sarin

• Mar 15

Enamel style looks better!

Greg Aquino

• Mar 13

Here's my submission for Kittl's Contra Challenge. Built a Rolex Daytona ad, that Rolex didn't ask for. Took the Daytona apart piece by piece and brought it all back together. I wanted it to feel like a real luxury ad that lets you sit with every detail up close. The whole thing was designed and animated in Kittl. Kittl Project Link Tools used: Kittl: Image and video generation. Capcut: Video stitching, and sound design.