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Sound Design for @brett_eyewear's Midnight Blue edition 🖤
A cinematic #CGI campaign by @carbon___studio , where floating particles and light reflections slowly sculpt the frame into existence. We built a #soundscape around titanium, precision and movement, made for #retail, #digital and international rollout.
#sounddesign #bretteyewear #3danimation #3d #cinema4d #animationart #animationvideo
Great anodized aluminum material and distorted refractions behind the glass at time 00:10
Thank you Eric!
I love your use of color and composition here.
Agree with oyu! they are really good!
Looks so cool
Agree!!!
Dope!
thank you!
Awesome! I am curious, which DAW do you use? Logic or Ableton?
And do you ever self record SFX?
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Check it out, I just uploaded a case study on a brand project for Bluem, an activewear brand from Vancouver, CA.
Look through the case study to see some of my thoughts, and the project in full, worth the time!
• Sep 29
Love this! 🥂
what are your autumn goals?
this little animation isn't very seasonal but i really enjoyed making it in Photoshop (I'll put a process video in the comments). i'm a month away from travelling the world, and focussing on fun, peaceful projects this season!
i'm naturally a workaholic, so any tips for detaching whilst travelling would be very much appreciated. i also want to see something fun you've been working on recently! 🌸
inspo: https://x.com/peakstarwave/status/2101866417326813409
the backgrounds are cutout from a CMYK print test sheet, and the flower video is from envato.
made in Photoshop with lots of cutting out and lovely paper textures:
What do you think of this cosmic gradient?
