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Taste Test
Which color do you think suits better the animation?
Navy Blue or Aubergine Gleam?
#aftereffects #motiondesign #videoedit
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OBSESSED with the boldness & unique feel to aubergine gleam! feels like such a standout.
Navy blue blends science and nature in the most unimaginable way.
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