Create Frank Miller-Style 3D Animations for Documentaries

Create Frank Miller-Style 3D Animations for DocumentariesCreate Frank Miller-Style 3D Animations for Documentaries

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Daniel Tran

pro

• Feb 4

An 3D animation super cut I made as part of a historical documentary named Forgotten Heroes by Channel News Asia. The key requirement is to create a visual style that fit with historical direction so I made a high contrast black & white style - similar to Frank Miller comic style but in 3D. Created in Cinema 4D.

animation 3d cinema4d 3D Animation Cinema 4D 3D Design Art Direction Adobe After Effects Adobe Premiere Pro

Robin Holesinsky

pro

• Mar 9

This time I wanted to create something special: a Web3.0 hero animation with lighting effects. Hopefully it doesn’t feel cheesy. 😃

hero landingpage web3 Motion Design UI Design UX Design Adobe After Effects Figma

Mariusz Mitkow

• Mar 9

Introducing OZY AI a concept for a next-gen survival companion.

I’ve been working on this 3D ecosystem to explore how AI can assist us in the most extreme environments.

Crafted with precision in Spline and wrapped in a tactical UI. This project was all about pushing the limits of 3D web experiences and functional hardware design.The wild just got an upgrade.

Figma Illustration Spline

Rasel Alam Jubayed

• Mar 9

Cool work

Blahomyr Popok

max

• Mar 9

motiondesign 2danimation

Quick taste test 🎬 I explored two animation directions for the same moment. Same idea - different energy. Which one feels stronger? A or B? Vote below 👇

45 voted

46%

52 voted

54%

97 votes

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Adenike Rasheed

pro

• Mar 9

i think the emotions you are trying to evoke in the users matter and for usability purpose you want users to see what this is all about these should determine your choice of speed for the motion in question.