3d website cover animation I created for Molsoft

3d website cover animation I created for Molsoft3d website cover animation I created for Molsoft

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Webshocker Matjaz Valentar

pro

• May 26

3d website cover animation I created for Molsoft

Animation Web Design 3D Animation Adobe After Effects Autodesk 3ds Max

Boluwatife Delight

• May 26

Welldone skii

Sharon Olusanya

• May 26

Amazing!

Picto Design Studio

pro

• May 27

Amazing work👏🔥🔥

Madob Acharjya

• May 27

Creative and inspiring!

Toqir Chatha

pro

• Jul 14

S32 Went Live. Just built their site. typography-led micro-interactions, clean as their investment thesis. They back a small number of founders and go all in. The site had to say the same thing without saying it. Live site: https://www.s32.com/

Webflow 2026 Animation Web Design Web Development Webflow Development Figma GSAP

AIVECTA AI

• Jul 16

Nice work👏👏

Ruth A.

pro

• Jul 14

Squarespace Website Design for Real Estate Agent Tara Roach

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Ben Designs

• Jul 17

Nice concept

Raaaak Creative

• Jul 14

Together with Billie Bonkers, we translated a complex mobility policy for the City of Turnhout into a clear and accessible 120-second animated explainer.

The animation explains how the city is working toward a more accessible, liveable, and future-proof Turnhout. By simplifying policy language, structuring the information, and using approachable visuals, we made the plan easier to understand for a broad audience.

Our role focused on turning complex information into a clear animated narrative that informs citizens without overwhelming them.

Adobe After Effects Adobe Illustrator Motion Design 2D Animation Sound Design

Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 16

Translating a mobility policy document into a 120 second explainer without it turning into a wall of text on screen is genuinely hard, and the isometric city illustration style makes it feel warm instead of bureaucratic. How involved was the city in reviewing the script versus just handing you the policy doc?