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Clima Cuerna - Stories from Jared Méndez on Vimeo.

La versión Historia para las publicaciones de El Clima Cuerna

Clima Cuerna - Posts Instagram from Jared Méndez on Vimeo.

Josefina - Logo Animado from Jared Méndez on Vimeo.

Ejercicio de animación de vectores. Hecho con Illustrator y After Effects.

Idea Cinco - Logo Animado from Jared Méndez on Vimeo.

Ejercicio de animación de vectores. Hecho con Illustrator y After Effects.

Render firma from Jared Méndez on Vimeo.

Animación hecha con Cinema4D y After Effects.

Photomena Intro from Jared Méndez on Vimeo.

Ejercicio de animación de vectores. Hecho con Illustrator y After Effects.

Miguel Méndez - Portafolio Preprensa from Jared Méndez on Vimeo.

Covid Loop - Animatic - BTS from Yuvaroo on Vimeo.

A few words on how this project came to be: Back in early April 2020 the World Health Organization opened a call to creatives to submit projects that raise COVID-19 awareness. I decided to create an animation that shows the spread of COVID-19 infection as one big connected system.

The initial style idea was sketchy and loose to accommodate the tight deadline, but I ultimately kept refining the piece that by the time I got to animating, WHO’s deadline had come and gone. Paid freelance work had slowed, giving me time to focus on this piece (this was nerve racking) but after a month and a half I finally got booked (thank the good lord). That’s when I brought on talented peeps to help bring the piece to life.

Process: Creating a micro-world with its own set of rules helped determine narrative and action. The comic strip is a self-imposed limitation. With these hard boundaries in place, the characters could “break the rules” – flow between panels and take control of their frames. Ex. the lifter uses the comic divider for weight lifting, the punk’s frame turns into a phone, etc.

During the animatic phase, I used a red square to keep track of where the main action was happening. Even when the viewer’s attention shifts to the next panel, the characters left in the “inactive scenes” keep themselves busy by sipping coffee, coughing, etc.

Music: Micha created the music track and used the repetitive sound of the heart rate monitor as the musical backbone and layered goovy synth, bass and drums on top. Micha masterfully tweaked the music between every frame (techno in the gym, experimental heavy metal in the concert). The lighthearted track gradually strips away until we are left with the lone heart rate monitor.

Sorting Windows (2019) from Nicolas Ménard on Vimeo.

Looping animation for the Mac App Store

Direction and design: Nicolas Ménard Animation: Jocelyn Charles, Nicolas Ménard Artworking: Joel Stenback, Iris Abols, Josceline Fenton

The illusion of life from cento lodigiani on Vimeo.

The 12 basic principles of animation were developed by the 'old men' of Walt Disney Studios, amongst them Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston, during the 1930s. Of course they weren't old men at the time, but young men who were at the forefront of exciting discoveries that were contributing to the development of a new art form. These principles came as a result of reflection about their practice and through Disney's desire to use animation to express character and personality. This movie is my personal take on those principles, applied to simple shapes. Like a cube. Check also the animated gif gallery here the12principles.tumblr.com/.

Try Me! from @TheDanielBrea on Vimeo.

An unusual interrogation with an unusual suspect.

tunnels of steel UPLOAD CUICTAIM from Jared Méndez on Vimeo.

multiplano firewatch promo from Jared Méndez on Vimeo.

cinemagraph ST02 from Jared Méndez on Vimeo.

multiplano firewatch promo from Jared Méndez on Vimeo.

bichos + wiggle from Gusanoide on Vimeo.

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