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Experiment. Fail. Repeat
This 250+ page ebook is a deep-dive into the minds of 86 of the biggest motion designers in the world. The premise was actually pretty simple. We asked some of the artists the same 7 questions:
What advice do you wish you had known when you first started motion design?
What is a common mistake that new motion designers make?
What’s the most useful tool, product, or service you use that’s not obvious to motion designers?
In 5 years, what’s one thing that will be different about the industry?
If you could put a quote on the After Effects or Cinema 4D splash screen, what would it say?
Are there any books or films that have influenced your career or mindset?
What’s the difference between a good motion design project and a great one?
We then took the answers and organized them into an easy-to-digest format along with artwork from some of their most recognizable projects.
Artist Bio Layout for Experiment Fail Repeat.png
You're probably going to recognize a lot of the artwork in this book.
We also asked the artists to share their favorite artist or studio and their favorite motion design project (if they could answer such a difficult question).
Written by the World's Biggest Motion Designers
We couldn’t believe how many incredible artists contributed their insights to the book. Like we said before, 86 MoGraph heroes submitted their contributions. It would be crazy to list them all here, but here are just a few of the artists that collaborated on this project:
Nick Campbell
Ariel Costa
Lilian Darmono
Bee Grandinetti
Jenny Ko
Andrew Kramer
Raoul Marks
Sarah Beth Morgan
Erin Sarofsky
Ash Thorp
Mike Winkelmann (Beeple)
And that is only a small selection!
Names of Artists.jpg
The book includes motion designers from the biggest studios in the world including Buck, Giant Ant, Animade, MK12, Ranger & Fox, Antibody, Cub Studio, and more! These artists have worked for huge clients including Google, Apple, Marvel, and Nike, among countless others...
In each chapter, you’ll find the artist’s name, studio, a link to their work, a short bio, their answers, and artwork.
In the back of the book you’ll also find a bonus appendix section with an organized collection of the responses, with recommendations for books, films, artists, directors, studios, authors, and tools. We even let you know how many times an inspiration piece appeared in the book. What is the most popular book among motion design celebrities? You’re about to find out.
What advice do you wish you had known when you first started motion design?
What is a common mistake that new motion designers make?
What’s the most useful tool, product, or service you use that’s not obvious to motion designers?
In 5 years, what’s one thing that will be different about the industry?
If you could put a quote on the After Effects or Cinema 4D splash screen, what would it say?
Are there any books or films that have influenced your career or mindset?
What’s the difference between a good motion design project and a great one?
We then took the answers and organized them into an easy-to-digest format along with artwork from some of their most recognizable projects.
Artist Bio Layout for Experiment Fail Repeat.png
You're probably going to recognize a lot of the artwork in this book.
We also asked the artists to share their favorite artist or studio and their favorite motion design project (if they could answer such a difficult question).
Written by the World's Biggest Motion Designers
We couldn’t believe how many incredible artists contributed their insights to the book. Like we said before, 86 MoGraph heroes submitted their contributions. It would be crazy to list them all here, but here are just a few of the artists that collaborated on this project:
Nick Campbell
Ariel Costa
Lilian Darmono
Bee Grandinetti
Jenny Ko
Andrew Kramer
Raoul Marks
Sarah Beth Morgan
Erin Sarofsky
Ash Thorp
Mike Winkelmann (Beeple)
And that is only a small selection!
Names of Artists.jpg
The book includes motion designers from the biggest studios in the world including Buck, Giant Ant, Animade, MK12, Ranger & Fox, Antibody, Cub Studio, and more! These artists have worked for huge clients including Google, Apple, Marvel, and Nike, among countless others...
In each chapter, you’ll find the artist’s name, studio, a link to their work, a short bio, their answers, and artwork.
In the back of the book you’ll also find a bonus appendix section with an organized collection of the responses, with recommendations for books, films, artists, directors, studios, authors, and tools. We even let you know how many times an inspiration piece appeared in the book. What is the most popular book among motion design celebrities? You’re about to find out.
260 pages, ebook
Published January 1, 2018
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February 7, 2019
This is phase shifting information and knowledge I got from this. The tips, lessons in this book are invaluable for motion designer and every person who wants to grow to what they say "next level" this book will be a bridge to you.
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