Motion Design
I created Kinetic Typography and a Title Sequence reboot for my class projects. I will also explain the process behind their creation.
KINETIC TYPOGRAPHY
Design an animated type specimen for Baskerville. Here I consider the historical and contemporary context for the typeface.
Storyboard sketch
After picking the font, I wanted to work on it and do some research on what's significant about it. I started to come up with some rough ideas about what I had in mind when creating the entire animation.
Various style design
Playing with some colors to get the dark academic aesthetics. Baskerville is classified as a transitional typeface.
Final StoryBoard animated specimen
TITLE SEQUENCE REBOOT
Choose an existing movie called The Iceman and redesign a title sequence for it.
Storyboard sketch
Creating some rough sketches while exploring the theme that introduces the character, settings, and symbols in the film.
Various style design
Here, I wanted to set the tone of being a mystery yet, at the same time, foreshadowing the cold truth. I exterminated with browns and blues to capture the look and feel of how the animation could look like.
Final storyboard title sequence
Using some overlays and alternating a few images in Adobe Photoshop, I captured the look and felt of what I was going for that was mysterious and uneased. After that, I then played with the animation. I decided to have the words move slowly and assemble themselves like an investigation for the movie, which is about how we are able to know who Ice Man is.
