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A visual recipe book that makes homemade dog snacks simple!
I created this concept video inspired by the handcrafted feel of stop motion because it reflects the artisanal nature of homemade dog treats.
I brought the idea to life by generating an image sequence, refining it in Photoshop, and animating it in After Effects before polishing the final result.
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