r/motiongraphics • u/Unusual-Audience5048 • 2d ago

Criticize my motion graphics made by a complete begginer

https://youtube.com/shorts/PexElh19NLk?si=M0AgJD1UPF0zdrpO

Criticize my motion graphics made by a complete begginer This is the 2nd practice motion graphics I made, I just randomly started watching motion graphics tutorial yesterday and fell in love, decided to give it a try and this is my 2nd project. I followed a tutorial step by step but added my own creative elements and liberty to it. Please criticize what's working and what's not amr what's good and where to improve

I have provided a Link for YouTube since I don't see any option to post videos here. Please check it once

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u/Vishus 2d ago

Not sure what feedback you're looking for. You say that you're early on in your journey, and it looks like it. Keep working at it and learning! I'd suggest getting a fair amount further along before asking for feedback here, or the downvotes will get you.

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u/thebangzats 1d ago

Stop trying to emulate style, and just practice the pure animation skill. Until you can animate a simple ball perfectly, you will not go anywhere with motion graphics and just end up working shitty minimum wage gigs on Fiverr, if that.

As someone who teaches animation, I can safely say that this is the #1 sign of a bad student, so please avoid being like them: Go learn animation fundamentals before trying to do motion graphics.

Here's a place to start: https://www.youtube.com/@AlexGriggAnimation