Nicholas Cosentino
Motion and Design
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Remember to always embrace the changes.
Procedurally built with @Cavalry
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Experimenting with some data visualization. But the only data needing visualized today is Fridata.
Made with @Cavalry
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So, I've been working on a motion system recently. I wanted to create a fully automated easing graph. It took a bunch of trial and error but I was able to figure it out. Now I can animate the bezier handles on screen and the path travel will mimic the easing. Then of course I had to apply it to my favorite winter olympic sport.
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I’ve been feeling a bit of creative block lately. When that happens I like to sit down and scribble. Sometimes it turns out ok, other times it’s just a mess.
Made with @Cavalry
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Experimenting with the Cavalry web player. There is so much potential. I’m really excited to see how it develops. There are definitely still some bugs. I spent several hours trying to get my font to load. Unfortunately I could not get it in the end.
Made with @Cavalry
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Still toying around with fragmented images. The JavaScript is still not where I want it to create a perfectly procedural approach. Had to slice these in photoshop to achieve the effect I am after.
Made with Cavalry (https://www.linkedin.com/company/cavalry-app/)
Stock images from Death to Stock
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I think everyone is searching for connection. Using @Cavalry's procedural workflow, I was able to create this quickly and with no keyframes. This would be incredibly time consuming with traditional software.
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Working to create a sketchy kind of look. Didn’t get to exactly where I wanted, but got some nice results on the way.
Made with Cavalry
Stock footage from Death to Stock
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Sometimes things are just hiding in plain sight. Using background blur filter to create this glassmorphism effect. There is something just soothing about this one.
Created with Cavalry.
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Instead of a short experiment, I focused on creating a more complete piece.
My hope is to keep adding work like this into my posting rhythm.I started running several years ago. Over time, it completely changed me.
Made with @cavalry.app (http://cavalry.app)
Music by @hobojohnson
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Sometimes you fall backwards into something good. I didn’t know what I wanted to make, so I just started messing around. That’s the beauty of Cavalry, its procedural nature lets you tinker, iterate, and stumble into ideas you didn’t plan for.
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Saas product launch video. This was created with After Effects and Illustrator.
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With Cavalry I'm able to iterate quickly. It is such an amazing tool. Stock from Death to Stock.
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Software announcement video.
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I started working with Cavalry a few months ago. It has quickly become my go to motion design tool. Its speed and procedural nature allow me to create things that would’ve taken a considerable amount of time with other methods.
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Some experimentation creating lens refraction using Cavalary.
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I don't know if this ages me or not. Do you remember those little plastic slider puzzles? A grid of plastic squares with one open spot. You could slide them around trying to descramble the image. That was the inspiration for this piece. I wanted to create the same thing. I knew that with Cavalry's duplicator system there had to be a way to achieve the look I was going for. It took some work to figure out how to manipulate each index independently of the others. Once I figured it out, I was able to achieve the look I was going for. This is the result.
Created in Cavalry
Stock image from Death to Stock
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More exploration with Cavalry. Created this procedural smoke effect.
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More work with Cavalry. Was looking to mimic the look of lens refraction.
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