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My connections to the Vibble app is many. I've done work directly with SoundIO that produce the app, making a logo introduction for the app using bodymovin for After Effects, and I've also made a presentation video for Neue that shows the brand identity.
So I sort of win a DogA award too :) !
I just attended a course in Graphic Design for Film with Annie Atkins. She's a specialist in graphics for filmmaking, which means creating artwork for movie posters, often period films. It can be escape maps and telegrams for Wes Anderson or fake passports for Steven Spielberg.
It course were really fun, and I took some pictures at the event.
It were Grafill Bergen that had the event, and it's an industry organization for anyone working or training in design and illustration in Norway.
Now I'm certified Graphic Designer for Filmmaking, and that's cool :)
We have now published Katrin Berges' new portfolio site!
We've worked on this for some time, and shes been eager to release the site as fast as possible, And now it's here!
She does hand drawn illustration of the mystical kind.
Sometimes you get to try a technique that changes the way you ser new possibilities.
This time it's Lottie. A converter tool created by Airbnb. Yes, that Airbnb.
You can create your animations in After Effects, and by keeping it to simple shapes, masks and keyframes for the animation (no effects supported).
It uses the Json creator tool called Bodymovin that are pluged into After Effects, and Lottie is on the other end handling the app part.
I used it on the Vibble app opening animation. A simple logo reveal for the easy DJing app.
The system have some huge limitations that I've came across . Like inverted mask. That's a no go.
In the logo reveal case I needed subtracting forms, but that didn't work, and I ended making tinytiny bridges that connects the different part, and create one single form. This isn't noticeable for the viewer, but adds an extra step to the process. If possible use layered shapes that are overlapping with it's own fill.
So it's early days, but it's new possibilities on the horizon. And the file sizes are tiiiiny. Like 9 kb for this animation.
You can get the Vibble app in the iOS app store.
My MockUp collection has grown with 14 new scenes ready to use. I've created these as practical as possible for you to fast change the design without having to think about composition and other time consuming elements, and all ready to print.
You can get it at Creative Market
And you can read about the product here on this site or at my Behance.
First post is always the worst.
Here I will post things that interesting to me in design, branding, good values, new ways of thinking.
Hope you'll follow my path
And thanks to my lovely wife for proof reading & overall great support ;)
