5 Types of Concept Training for Trendy Motion Graphics [Coloso, Youngmin Kim, GBC Dub]

Are you a beginner who gets lost without a guide or a professional designer having a hard time with new tools and concepts?

Super Very More CEO and Motion Graphic Designer Youngmin Kim is ready to take you through 5 types of concept design skills for trendy motion graphics:from planning to typography, creating graphics using geometry, 2D character production, and more.

5+ Class Exercises:

• Typography
• Geometry
• 2D Graphic Animation
• 3D Artwork 1: Stylized
• 3D Artwork 2: Realistic

Class Highlights​

Learn About the Color Spectrum For Design Through 5 Exercises
Overcome any limitations you’ve encountered during your design journey by going over five of the most commonly used concepts, such as typography, character animation, and more.

Discover How to Work Efficiently Like Expert Designers
Learn how to use a variety of tools, such as Cinema 4D, After Effects, and Premiere, to reduce your working time significantly.

Examine Work Files & Case Studies From an Expert
You can explore the workflow, concepts, and planning intent of the project in detail and develop a practical perspective. Moreover, you’ll be provided with a variety of exercise files with practical tips.

Class Details​

Planning & Ideation:
Learn how to make visual language topics and find the right concepts for your project.

Editing Typography:
Learn about motion graphic staging, editing, and message delivery while expressing typography in a variety of ways.

Graphics Using Geometry:
Learn how to use basic shapes when designing objects and create a 2D/3D graphic illustration.

2D Character Production and Utilization:
Learn how to make lively and realistic 2D character animations using Illustrator and After Effects.

3D Artwork with a Stylized Concept:
Learn how to implement cheerful and lively movement using the basic features of Cinema 4D and Octane Render.

3D Artwork with a Realistic Concept:
Learn to use Octane Render to extract sequences and composite them to create a realistic space.

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