Carl, these all communicate Clatter effectively. The typeface is a good choice, as the serifs look quite clunky before the motion, so good choice. Is magenta the best colour to represent clatter? Maybe letters could change colour as they bash into each other. Their are some great animations, you seem to have nutted out the technical side pretty quickly.
Some individual notes:
1. This one is quite complex, I think the timing of the letters needs some tweaking to run a bit smoother. Maybe less spins on the letters would help?
2. Could the 'l' and the 'e' wobble a little when the 'c' and 'r' hit them? Or maybe all the letters could collapse inwards. Think this one could be built on!
3. The camera pans very quickly, the ending is a bit disjointed. Would pulling the camera back a bit to help the flow?
4. This one is the most representative of clatter, I think the slowing panning camera allows you to show contact in a more subtle way.
From Leeds born and bred, I am currently studying a Graphic Design degree at LCA in my home town. I like writing words, casually drawing and taking photographs as well as the usual things like everyone else. These blogs follow and document my practices in design, influences and responses and my own work.
Carl, these all communicate Clatter effectively. The typeface is a good choice, as the serifs look quite clunky before the motion, so good choice. Is magenta the best colour to represent clatter? Maybe letters could change colour as they bash into each other. Their are some great animations, you seem to have nutted out the technical side pretty quickly.
ReplyDeleteSome individual notes:
1. This one is quite complex, I think the timing of the letters needs some tweaking to run a bit smoother. Maybe less spins on the letters would help?
2. Could the 'l' and the 'e' wobble a little when the 'c' and 'r' hit them? Or maybe all the letters could collapse inwards. Think this one could be built on!
3. The camera pans very quickly, the ending is a bit disjointed. Would pulling the camera back a bit to help the flow?
4. This one is the most representative of clatter, I think the slowing panning camera allows you to show contact in a more subtle way.