From time to time we have featured a nice motion graphics showreel. Showreel is a nice way to compile someone's work... we get to see the work of a whole year, and just the cool stuff. Today, we feature Onesize's reel.
lilit Hayrapetyan is a motion designer and 3D artist from Yerevan, Armenia. She's the Senior CG Artist at Triadastudio where she's been doing are super cool and very creative works. Below you have some examples included the beer ad with the lobster that is simply awesome.
For more information visit http://www.behance.net/LilitTriada
We've been checking a lot of graphic design lately, and forgot a little bit of the sweetness of motion graphics. Taking a look at some older posts, I found out that a great designer never got his own post here. This guy is know as The Ronin.
We've posted about Santa Motion a few months ago and also featured some of their videos in our Daily Inspiration series. But the Santa guys have done it again. They've produced the ID of a new daily show on MTV called Acesso MTV.
Motion Design is one of the coolest areas of design, you can play with the brand and tell the story mixing images, animations and sound. Osito.tv is a great example, with an impressive portfolio with amazing works to big clients such as Nike, Cartoon Network, Pepsi, Microsoft, Honda and others.
We absolutely love cars. We also love motion graphics. Make a combo of those two, and you've got an instant favorite. That's what the people at Glossy made: an awesome advertising motion graphic video for Lexus. The result is totally awesome.
We sure love a cool design piece... who doesn't love a fresh new piece made by Marconi, or James White? But when we talk about motion graphics, that's a whole new level of coolness. Motion graphics makes us literally travel through out design, and that's a big deal.
From time to time, we get to see movies that feature computer technology that we don't see much. Awesome futuristic operating systems, with touch screen tech, global positioning and all that. Today you get to know the man behind it all.
I've found a great video done with just skilled motion graphics, and some really nice audio. I always find it Quite impressive how amazing just 2 senses can immerse a person in to a piece of work, even if this is only a few short clips. I've watched it several times over just to try and figure out what techniques were used. You can check out the site http://www.klippoglim.no/
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