Enhancing Player Madness: Layouts, Animations & More

Enhancing Player Madness: Layouts, Animations & MoreEnhancing Player Madness: Layouts, Animations & More

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Raman Karabko

• May 5

Test made for Player Madness, layouts, animations, shaders, and character animation (for better result I need more practising)

Motion Design UI Design Adobe Photoshop Unity

Webshocker Matjaz Valentar

pro

• May 18

B[reathe] 3d animation I created a while ago.

3D Animation Animation Motion Design Autodesk 3ds Max Adobe After Effects

Esther Adewumi

pro

• May 18

Amazing 😻

Yousuf Kamal

pro

• May 18

My new portfolio site's update: cinematic hero section Animated inside Framer As the user scrolls, shader logo pieces splits, explosion occurs for content to show up. -Stay tuned for the next section

Framer webdesign websites

Madob Acharjya

• May 18

Amazing!

Blahomyr Popok

max

• May 18

Sometimes the smallest effects change the whole feeling of a scene.

Same composition. Same motion. Same palette. But one version feels more “alive” just because of a bit of glow, blur and movement.

Now I’m curious how other motion designers think about this:

Do subtle effects actually improve the scene 0 or do they sometimes distract from the core design?

Motion Design videoeditor motiongraphics

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Alex Mitov

• May 18

I've noticed the same thing while studying other motion graphics, always wondering why X looks so much better than Y, but have pretty much the same assets style, composition, etc. I think adding real life "camera" effects, like depth of field, vignette, realistic shadows, just...