“We were deep in conversation in F5 Festival headquarter, fueled by espresso and the thrill of discovery, when the first notes of Benjamin Schoos’ music washed over us. Time seemed to stop. A hush fell over the room. We watched one time, two times three times, mesmerized, as the visuals unfolded. It was more than just a regular M® Quickie; it was a revelation.”
“Ah yes, it’s that magical time of year when we dust off our Motionographer®’s semi-reliable crystal ball (now with added AI-powered glitter) and peer into the Motion Design future…
…so grab embrace the absurdity of Nostradamus spirit, and let’s see what wild trends 2025 has in store for the Motion Design community.”
Founded on a vision of connection and creativity, BOL presents itself as more than a production house. It is a space where storytelling, collaboration, and self-awareness converge to craft narratives that resonate deeply. Rooted in a decade-long friendship, the company’s mission extends beyond visual excellence, emphasizing growth, respect, and purpose at every level.
“In this conversation with Carmela Caldart, the illustrator and animator opens up about how her art has evolved across different mediums, from illustration to animation, ceramics, and tattoos. She shares her journey of embracing new creative challenges and staying true to her personal expression, even as her work evolves with each project.”
“Ah yes, it’s that magical time of year when we dust off our Motionographer®’s semi-reliable crystal ball (now with added AI-powered glitter) and peer into the Motion Design future…
…so grab embrace the absurdity of Nostradamus spirit, and let’s see what wild trends 2025 has in store for the Motion Design community.”
The moment has arrived! We are thrilled to unveil The Motion Awards 2024 Winners, honoring the extraordinary talent and innovation shaping the future of Motion Design.
“Ah yes, it’s that magical time of year when we dust off our Motionographer®’s semi-reliable crystal ball (now with added AI-powered glitter) and peer into the Motion Design future…
…so grab embrace the absurdity of Nostradamus spirit, and let’s see what wild trends 2025 has in store for the Motion Design community.”
“The art that I like to look at and hang on my studio walls is the album art by a US easy listening label from the 60s and 70’s called Command. The Bauhaus artist Josef Albers, after fleeing Germany, did some of these early designs, and the standard he set seemed to follow through to all of the subsequent designers as they all wonderful, to my eyes at least.”
“We tried a lot of methods, like embroidering the entire scene, not using outlines, using embroidered outlines, many canvas and thread types and sizes, and much more. We also experimented with various digitizing techniques, such as using a photo box and various lighting settings, as well as stuff like normal maps and so on.”
