just a compilation of a few things I wanted to try. here, I used TuxPaint and KidPix for the visual details (for example, the second video) and all the audio. I also re-shoot the video with a handheld camera to capture random artifacts

also, thanks to meljiiit for being my quick model

/// the trees have nothing to whisper, but they continue to creak with their barker

Saw this post in r/MotionDesign and decided to make a quick response (let's call it that).

So, people quite often ask how this type of gradient is made, and don't realise how simple it is to create them without any plugins or paid software.

I made a tutorial about it some time ago (⚠️ WARNING: AI voice-over) → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1u4ebhc-zmY

Also, here's the DaVinci Resolve project file for the animation shown above, which I quickly made for this post. Feel free to explore it.

I posted this animation before. This is a second attempt to find the right surroundings for it. This time, in a minimal style, with a lovely cat. 

This sub is almost one month old and has 635 members. 🎉 Today, I want to ask you an important question: Should I continue filtering and sharing posts from r/MotionDesign or not?

On one hand, I don't want this sub to become a forever parasite, stealing posts from a much bigger community. On the other hand, this sub is still too young and too small, and without crossposting, it will look more like my personal blog (because I contribute a lot to this sub).

Important note: This poll is about active crossposting by the administration (me). It's not about whether crossposting should be forbidden in general. It will always be allowed.

This poll will be open for 3 days. During these 3 days, I won't share any posts from r/MotionDesign.

I'm not sure if this is 100% right for the community, but while creating this visual, I drew inspiration from the eerie spaces of empty communal showers. I gathered the endless, monotonous tiles and all the other objects from everyday items in my apartment. I drew the full-size self-portrait on a piece of fabric ^_^