May 22, 2017
One of my contribution for the Motion Motion festival headlight. 9/10
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One of my contribution for the Motion Motion festival headlight. 9/10
Using motion graphics to explore a brand’s DNA.
Jonny Eveson (Me!) - Showreel, Autumn 2015
Here’s a collection of a few of the pieces of animation and motion graphics I’ve been working on, mostly this past year. A lot of the work was created at the Motion Graphics studio I work for, Earth London. I’ve designed a whole load of other pieces while there, go and take a look at their site.
Hope you like!
-Jonny
Nike Hypervenom: Neymar Jr. - Carve out a path, then attack it by BUck
DECASA - Channel Rebrand
Graphic Design at California College of the Arts
New Post has been published on Overdigital.com
New Post has been published on http://www.overdigital.com/2013/04/08/rcz-test-driver-peugeot-is-html5-ready-for-rich-video-marketing-sites/
RCZ Test Driver (Peugeot) - Is HTML5 Ready for Rich Video Marketing Sites?
Peugeot’s new immersive video marketing experience really caught my eye, due to its use of HTML5. It contains a high quality level of video and interactivity integration that I have formerly only seen with Flash.
Why do I find this so noteworthy compared to all the other great emerging HTML5 work?
When I first started this blog in 2004, one of the focus areas were high end video experiences with Flash for marketing sites. As example, I took a closer look at the MINI Cabrio special, which was way ahead its time, and set a first benchmark for marketing video experiences.
Combing video post production with the interactive timeline of Flash seemed to make perfect sense to create the next generation video experience – and many, many sites were created since then, for cars and similar high value goods.
With HTML5 emerging, things became more functional – this is why I’m excited to see this level of experience finally being exercised with HTML5. Middle-wheel scrolling HTML5 sites are great, but it’s finally time to step up.
Check-out RCZ Test Driver.
tungu. by Marc Rühl and written by Georg Klein