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Step by Step: Susan Yung

Ever wonder how those insanely talented artists on Tumblr paint such amazing work? Well, our final Step by Step of 2016 is a real treat for you then!

Staff • 3 days ago

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“June” and how two powerhouses created a masterpiece

It should come as no surprise that when the stars align and John Kahrs and Kevin Dart team up on a project, the results are spectacular. John and Kevin were kind enough to answer some of our questions in this Motionogapher Q&A as well as give us a rare inside look at what makes “June” so special.

Joe Donaldson • 4 days ago

Open for entries: The Motion Awards by Motionographer

Justin Cone • 2 weeks ago

Gunner, their new film “Mesh” and the importance of changing things up

Hailing from Detroit, Gunner is something special. Something that represents a shifting landscape which challenges the status quo and the big studio model: a small group of talented self-starters, who can keep their overhead low and provide amazing quality work. Please enjoy their new short film “Mesh,” as well as a fascinating peek behind the scenes.

Joe Donaldson • 2 weeks ago

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Personal Portfolio Round-Up

It’s the end of the year, and everyone’s relaunching their personal sites. Here are a few that have popped up on our radar.

Staff • 2 weeks ago

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About the gender gap in motion graphics

We are thrilled to bring you this article by Isabel Urbina Peña. Outside of her design practice, Isabel is the creator of Yes, Equal, a project with a simple mission: to close the gender gap in the creative community.

Guest • 3 weeks ago

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Late Night Work Club is here to save 2016

Let’s face it, 2016 has been a weird and divisive year. Thankfully, Late Night Work Club is back to instill hope and unite us all under the healing qualities of indie animation. Sit back with your loved ones and enjoy the best 42 minutes of the year with “Strangers”.

Joe Donaldson • 3 weeks ago

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Step by Step: Locked and Loading

We are thrilled to bring you the work of David Brodeur, otherwise known as Locked and Loading, for this month’s Step by Step profile. David is an insanely talented designer and animator with a strong emphasis in the photoreal and all things C4D.

Staff • 4 weeks ago