Branding

BEFORE CRITIQUE  Crafting the motion graphic logo for "Unik" in After Effects was like stepping into a digital art playground. Shadows played a starring role, adding a touch of realism by creating depth and dimension. I experimented with different shadow angles to find the sweet spot that made "Unik" visually pop. The camera, essentially my virtual eye, became a storyteller in this digital landscape. I carefully positioned it to capture "Unik" from the most flattering angles, emphasizing its distinctive features. The radial blur effect injected an exciting pulse, creating a dynamic and attention-grabbing vibe. It was as if the logo itself was alive with energy. Opacity control emerged as a subtle yet powerful tool in my design arsenal. The gradual fade-in, controlled with opacity, brought a sense of sophistication and gradual revelation to the logo. It was like watching a curtain slowly rise, building anticipation and engagement. One of the standout fea...

I'm all set to whip up a fantastic animation using Adobe Animate. A big, colorful circle, like a giant pizza, sliced neatly into four pieces. These slices, bursting with energy, start their journey from different corners of the screen, like friends rushing in for a fun get-together. Watch as the pieces gracefully zoom in, doing a kind of dance as they reunite at the center. It's like a puzzle coming together, each slice finding its way back to complete the circle. The excitement builds up as the scattered pieces transform into a unified whole. Now, here comes the grand entrance! My logo struts in from the left, the right, and even the middle, making a stylish appearance. It's like the logo is saying, "I'm here to join the party!" The logo takes its time, showcasing itself as a star player in this animated spectacle. As the animation unfolds, my logo takes its place at the center of the circle, the missing piece that brings everything into perfect harmony. It...

  Motion Graphics Tutorials      Throughout the introduction's of both Adobe After Effects and Adobe Animate. I was able to identify various pros and cons. In Adobe After Effects, the program provides complex outlooks on the components of stop motion animations. There is a lot of ways to do a certain command, leaving the learning curve to be a bit steep. However when enabling yourself to educate yourself upon the procedures you are able to produce bright designs. In addition it allows you to be more organized and arrange your work to specific files. Overall it is less bug-prone, it develops everything with delicate steps limiting errors. In Adobe Animate, the software enables users to quickly learn its factors and ways' to use it sufficiently. Compared to After Effects the frames are easier to manage, it reminds me of a uncomplicated version. Therefore the learning curve is easier to overcome, I will be able...