Don't stare at this GIF for too long!
I may have created something that is potentially a health hazard.
Yesterday I was working on some motion graphics for an e-mail marketing project. I wanted to do something interesting above the fold to catch the readers attention - assuming that they open the e-mail. It has been a while since I made one, so I thought I'd practice on a smaller scale.
My "practice piece" turned out to be about 50 layers, but less complicated than the actual motion graphics for the aforementioned project. That one involved some pretty cool transitions. In contrast to my practice piece, which consisted of moving multi-colored blocks. It is inspired by the classic game Snake and Tetris.
Check it below after the jump. Don't stare at it for too long.
Yesterday I was working on some motion graphics for an e-mail marketing project. I wanted to do something interesting above the fold to catch the readers attention - assuming that they open the e-mail. It has been a while since I made one, so I thought I'd practice on a smaller scale.
My "practice piece" turned out to be about 50 layers, but less complicated than the actual motion graphics for the aforementioned project. That one involved some pretty cool transitions. In contrast to my practice piece, which consisted of moving multi-colored blocks. It is inspired by the classic game Snake and Tetris.
Check it below after the jump. Don't stare at it for too long.
WARNING!
This video may potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy.
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