MOTION GRAPHIC
Motion graphics are essential ‘graphics with movement’. The emergence of the technique in the mid-20th century transformed the discipline of graphic design, which until then had centered on static graphics.
When talking about motion graphic design, creatives are referring to the combination of text and design elements set to motion.
Motion graphics animation doesn’t mean a full-blown animated film, like a Disney film with defined characters, plot, and narrative arc. Instead, it generally refers to shorter pieces of animation that entertain or impart information. 3D motion graphics, for example, are prominently used in adverts.
Motion graphics grew in prominence during Hollywood’s post-war golden age, but it was the evolution of digital technology decades later that brought the discipline to a much wider audience of creators. Common examples include film and TV opening credits and advertising creative.
This animation was created for my previous website, based on the logo and design of that website. The animation overlaid the short video clip presenting my artwork. Below presentation of the animated gif for the website and the whole clip which was designed as an intro.
Set of quick animations for the website healthy impo. The website leyout is based on a green-blue gradient, hence all the shapes in animations have the same gradient to keep consistency with the look of the website.
Animated logo for the home page.
This animation has been created for the banner on the homepage. The lined pattern is used in the footer, hence the animation i based on the same pattern.
This is a short 3D animated ad for a Polish furniture company. It was in a competition for the best animated ads displayed on telebeams. In 2015, it secured the first-place position, becoming the top ad in the region.
This is a quick animation showcasing my unique design - a coffee table that transforms into a dining table. The animation was featured on the website of the carpentry company that manufactured this product for a while.