Over the last few weeks a study project was developed combining everything that has been explored in art direction: visual identity, key visual, social media and motion design.
QUINTAL is a fictional modern pagode festival, built from scratch to practice the full process, from briefing and reference research all the way to the final pieces animated in After Effects.
No shows scheduled, no tickets on sale. But a lot was built with care: logo, palette, typography, individual lineup posts per artist, a flyer and motion.
The full case study on Behance is a great touch, love that you took it all the way from briefing to motion instead of stopping at a few mockups. Bookmarking this as a reference for how to structure a self-directed brand study.
This deserves more than just liking, this deserves to be featured! 🏆 The visual storytelling across these assets is exactly what a modern web layout needs.
Writing unique code for animations makes iterating on reactive micro-interactions so much smoother. It completely transforms how a brand narrative feels in the browser.
The way the editorial grid lets Teri’s work lead while the oversized name anchors the page feels beautifully restrained. Nice balance of art direction and a usable Webflow portfolio structure.