For those who live among endless renders and timelines, getting The Motion Awards Trophy on their shelf is much more than winning an award; it’s about capturing a “keyframe” in time and saying, “Look what I achieved!”
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The return of the F5 Festival has journeyed through our subconscious minds, emerging from the depths of our imagination to the tips of people’s tongues, almost as if it were destined to be.
You’re in Midtown, New York. It’s the third week of October. As you walk, you see hundreds of people dressed as superheroes, horror movie characters, or straight out of fairy tales, books, video games, TV shows, or anime. You see them getting on and off the train.
This breakdown delves into the creative process behind a playful music video inspired by Kawaii cats, blending Japanese cultural influences with modern animation and AI tools. The project began as a spontaneous experiment with family, evolving into a fully realized video featuring dancing, sushi-eating cats that transform into demon-like creatures.
Exciting news from The Motion Awards by Motionographer. Remember when you thought the party was over? When the bar was closing?
We’re absolutely thrilled to introduce our new initiative .A.inspiration.
We’ve missed you and can’t wait to come together once again, sparking inspiration and creativity! We’re beyond excited to announce that F5 will be back in full force on May 15–16-17, 2025! Mark your calendars for an unforgettable celebration.
Hasmik’s journey from traditional art to AI-driven motion design blends the old with the new. Trained in hand-drawn techniques at the Armenian Academy of Fine Arts, she reflects on how the challenges of the 1990s shaped her work and shares insights into recent projects like The Garden of Forking Paths and Electric Dreams.
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