Innovative Motion Design for Oblist: From Storyboard to Video

Innovative Motion Design for Oblist: From Storyboard to VideoInnovative Motion Design for Oblist: From Storyboard to Video

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Swayamdeep Rout

• Jun 8

Collaborated with Addx Studio to create a product demo video for Oblist.

Addx Studio handled the research, scripting, and storyboard development. We joined during the final phase to lead the motion design and post-production work.

We were initially provided with a storyboard.

While the original storyboard established the core structure, we redesigned much of the visual execution during the motion design phase. By the end, roughly 30% of the original storyboard remained, with the majority of the animation rebuilt from the ground up.

The challenge was creating a motion language that felt distinctive while staying true to Oblist's brand.

2D Animation Motion Design Adobe After Effects Adobe Premiere Pro Topaz Labs

Warut Hasap

• Jun 26

Entering Somying into the Rive Interactive Character Challenge!

Somying is a project I've been building over time — not just a character that plays an animation and calls it a day, but one with her own little world that users can actually interact with. Inside the room, everything is designed to be interactive — from clicking and dragging to gamepad support, with real-time clock references that automatically shift the room's atmosphere from day to night. The character, animations, and all interactive systems are built entirely in Rive. The code side was developed with AI assistance to handle the integration and communication with Rive. Give it a try https://ani1port-interactive.framer.website/

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Abu Aasif Ansari

• Jun 29

Room atmosphere shifting from day to night based on real-time clock?? 👀 Somying literally lives in her world, not just plays an animation. Gamepad support on top of that is wild. Trying this now 🔥

Denis Kaita

pro

• Jun 25

Very often, clients ask me to create an interactive mascot for their digital product. So, to take part in the #characterchallenge, I created a character who isn’t shy about showing his emotions. I decided to approach this with a sense of humor, so I used the old Addams Family movies as references. Ruby (that’s what I named him) can be happy, sad, or even angry - all controlled via inputs. The concept, character design, and animations - everything was created in Rive. Try it here: https://rive.app/s/Ufd7XrfbNkCKNgJ70U81Bg/?runtime=rive-renderer

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Isabel Feuerstein

pro

• Jun 25

this is too good!

BL/S ®

• Jun 26

Most tech websites look like they were designed by a robot for another robot. This website was built to change that.

A landing page exploration for a B2B SaaS or AI brand — one that actually looks like it's building the future. Deep sci-fi purples, smooth orbital gradients, and typography clean enough to eat off. Every visual decision was made to inject emotion into a space that's usually defined by sterile grey boxes and stock photography.

The goal was simple: prove that complex technology can be communicated with beauty, not just clarity.

SaaS and AI companies are literally shaping what's next. Their design should feel like it.