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Luis Andrey Ramirez Chavarria

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• May 18

Getting good reviews does always give you a nice feeling! Behind all the work and effort put into projects, there is always a the human side of things, which we often forget about. In the end, enjoying the process and trying to make it a good experience for everyone involved should be the ultimate goal!:

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Dane Kowachek

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• Jul 22

Lately I’ve been experimenting with how sketching, AI and motion design can work together.

This logo was originally created for a project that never went into production, so I decided to give it a second life.

Sketch → references → Runway for the 3D exploration → After Effects for the final polish.

It’s exciting seeing how quickly ideas can evolve when you combine traditional design thinking with new creative tools.

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Monserrat Vazquez

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• Jul 21

What happens when print grain learns to move?

For this one, I took concert footage and turned it into a halftone motion piece - pulling frames from an artist mid-performance into a scrapbook-style compilation, with that classic dot-pattern texture layered across each one. There's something about halftone that feels so analog, so tactile, and I wanted to see if that texture could hold up in motion.

Process: 👉🏻 Sourced frames from my concert footage 👉🏻 Applied a halftone treatment to each one 👉🏻Aimed for a stop-motion style, frame by frame, letting the texture build alongside the movement

Halftone feels like a small rebellion - grainy, imperfect, hand-made (or at least made to look that way).

What's a texture you'd want to see in motion? Drop it below 👇🏻

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Miguel Vega

• Jul 22

Great job Moserrat! Love the colors and your process insight. I have found that reducing the frame rate to something like 8 or 10 helps push the style and adds realism, another thing is making all keyframes in the "hold" state, to remove easing and stay true to the "stop-motion"...