Here is the process to create " A knights Fate" tried to share some tips I used during the proces...

Here is the process to create " A knights Fate" tried to share some tips I used during the proces...Here is the process to create " A knights Fate" tried to share some tips I used during the proces...

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Ruggero Kitio

• 20h

Here is the process to create " A knights Fate" tried to share some tips I used during the process and how i got to the final video which I will post soon have a look at the canvas: https://app.flora.ai/view/js77nwey12bfgav8ra0gcbqj2d8dqz98

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Ferdinand Alameda

• Aug 30

Wanted to share a little behind-the-scenes of my process on this one.

I started by building the animation/previs in Blender so I could control the camera, movement, timing, and composition first. From there, I used reference images and AI rendering with Seedance 2.5 / Higgsfield to push the final look while keeping the original animation intact.

I’ve been experimenting a lot with combining traditional 3D workflows with AI instead of relying on AI to figure out everything from scratch. It gives me way more control and usually saves a ton of trial and error. Also, I'm able to change characters, sets, and look and keep the same camera movements or change them a little if u need, but it makes it easier

If anyone has questions about the workflow, tools, prompts, or setup, feel free to reach out. Always happy to talk process.

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Aminu Ganiyat

pro

• Aug 31

Good

Andrei Butenko

pro

• Aug 29

Bento card animation from a client project.

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Boluwatife Delight

• Aug 29

Upgoating this..... Nice work.. keep it up

Katie Wu

• Aug 30

Flowering With You started off as an exploration project of making everyday objects into an abstract concept that builds into a Motion Graphic.

Using Blender, I came up with a concept of mutating a flower into a mechanical character. My initial sketches consisted of designs of a make-believe Japanese style cafe inspired by Salon de Thé ROND in the National Art Center, Tokyo. I was inspired by its shape and qualities that made its architectural background so intentional.

I wanted to play with the verticality of a flower and the circular qualities of an apple. Initially, a colored motion design turned into a black-and-white composition. The reason is that I wanted to exaggerate the beauty through monochrome. I believe things are often bypassed with color; therefore, I wanted to highlight the limitation of color while maintaining a point of focus.

Flowering With You is the start of a play between color, space, and movement. Two very everyday objects that inspired a curiosity about the mundane.

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