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Benjamin Onuoha

• May 2

I recently wrapped up this product video for Bastiya, an all-in-one e-commerce platform. The mission was clear: translate complex features into a clean, simple, and engaging visual story that anyone can understand in seconds. Motion design isn't just about the aesthetics; it’s about reducing friction in the user's journey. By animating the core UI, we showcased how Bastiya helps business owners manage their growth without the technical headache. The Tech Stack: 🎨 Design & Layout: Figma 🖼️ Asset Prep: Photoshop ✨ Motion Graphics: After Effects Shoutout to Marvin Ogah for the sleek product design! 🚀 🚀 Need to bring your product to life with high-impact motion? 📩 Send me a DM or reach out via email at onuohabenjamin33@gmail.com to start a conversation.

2D Animation Motion Design Adobe After Effects Figma

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 😻

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...

Daniel Castellanos

pro

• May 18

Visual Identity for MOLDE. — 3D Design & Production Studio

The Challenge MOLDE. is a studio that designs and manufactures functional, everyday products using 3D printing technology. The goal was to create a visual identity that clearly communicates structural architecture, volumetric form, and technical precision without sacrificing a premium, modern aesthetic suited for lifestyle product markets.

The Solution The brand’s visual system is rooted in pure geometry. By combining heavy, solid geometric blocks to form the custom typography of "MOLDE.", the logotype structurally represents the core process of the company: molding physical raw materials into functional shapes. A key element of the identity is the punctuation point at the end, which scales independently as an abstract minimalist icon for small placements, product embossing, and tactile tags.

The Application The identity was developed alongside its physical applications, testing structural legibility across high-end 3D printed objects (such as matte polymeric lighting structures) and premium packaging. The contrast between deep matte black graphics and raw material textures ensures the brand feels industrialized yet sophisticated.