What does it take to communicate a full brand identity in seconds? Here's one answer:

What does it take to communicate a full brand identity in seconds? Here's one answer:What does it take to communicate a full brand identity in seconds? Here's one answer:

The network for creativity

Join 1.25M professional creatives like you

Connect with clients, get discovered, and run your business 100% commission-free

Creatives on Contra have earned over $150M and we are just getting started

Back to feedPost

Ousin Le

• 11h

What does it take to communicate a full brand identity in seconds?

Here's one answer: multiple animation blocks, all living inside one rectangle. Each block carries a piece of the message, and together they build the whole story without ever leaving that single shape.✨

Check it out

Brand Design Visual Design Adobe After Effects

a link to the video instead.

Immersive UI Motion System Animation

Adobe After Effects

Brand Design

Visual Design

Visual System Designer

Advertisement Design

Graphic Design

Vipin Sakthi

pro

• 3h

Fantastic work👏🔥🔥

Daniel G Bright

max

• May 5

When a client asks for a "funky" design.

Brand Design Graphic Design Logo Design

Subrata Roy

pro

• May 6

Good Work

Filip Panov

max

• May 5

Motion Graphics for the CTRL+SHIFT's Brand Identity.

Reflecting the primary essence of the ctrl+shift's symbol , the goal was to depict the pulsing neutrons in motion, through a spinning crt 2d brain. Hence, resembling the ideas generations as part of the creative intelligence.

I custom built the brain model in Omma then brought it to life with further ehancements in Unicorn Studio.

Feel free to share your feedback and ask anything related to the workflow.

2D Animation 3D Animation Motion Design Unicorn Studio motiongraphics

Sharon Olusanya

• May 5

Looks good!

SIX DESIGN

• May 5

This project is not for everyone. Only for bearded balds. 🙂 I’ve been exploring a concept for a grooming brand built around a very specific idea: one ritual, two zones — scalp and beard. The direction leans into a more premium, editorial feel. Muted tones, tactile materials, soft lighting… keeping it closer to something handmade than overproduced. Most product pages sell features. This one tries to sell a feeling. Still a work in progress, but curious to see where it goes. — I’ve got 2 spots open for new projects this month. Branding, web, or anything where first impressions actually matter. Feel free to reach out.