Storyboard → Final Scene

Every animation starts simple.

Structure first. Then motion, lighting, and depth. From a rough storyboard to a polished scene for MakeX.

Which one do you like more?

Amazing 🎉💯

For the Kittl challenge, I wanted to push myself outside of my usual visual style and experiment with motion-driven product storytelling.The idea started with a simple concept: a matcha drink visualized through fluid motion, ingredient textures, and a clean hero reveal. I focused on building a visual flow that moved from ingredients and liquid movement into a final product moment letting the color contrast and motion carry the story.

The animations were created directly in Kittl’s video generator, where I explored how its AI tools could be used to generate fluid, ingredient-based motion sequences. Once I had the core clips, I brought everything into CapCut to refine the pacing, add transitions, and shaped the final sequence into a short commercial-style edit.

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The matcha reveal concept is stunning — using Kittl's fluid motion to carry the ingredient story is such a smart approach. The color contrast between the matcha green and purple is so eye-catching!