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It was a pleasure to work with the talented Janco Mouton on this collab project, the sound design took me on a PlayStation 1 nostalgia trip, Jetmoto2 anyone?
Shout out to Marc Lawrence & John Green for once again managing to wrangle motion & sound designers together 👌
Animated in After Effects by me 🖱️
Sound design by Janco Mouton 🎵
Designed by Franco Grignani circa 1956 ✏️
Super cool 😍
Thanks Celia! 😊
Fantastic work👏🔥🔥
Thank you! 😊
Awesome work! Love this aesthetic : )
Appreciate that Aavirash! Loved creating it 😊
Amazing work
Amazing work
Nice work
Such a cool style! 🙌
Love how motion gives a classic mark a completely new energy without losing its original character
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