Fusion Powered Motion Graphics

On 04.15.09, In Design Articles, Motion Graphics, Resources, by Megalongcat

I haven’t posted anything related to Motion Graphics in a long time and figured that 3am on a Thursday morning was the best time to post anything at all. Luckily the search was short and I came across the mind-numbing and awkwardly intense music video preview: Clarte by Jemapur.

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Jemapur | Clarte – Teaser from Genki Ito on Vimeo.

I haven’t posted anything related to Motion Graphics in a long time and figured that 3am on a Thursday morning was the best time to post anything at all. Considering I’m hyped up on coffee and starting to feel the effects of two consecutive all-nighters, I thought it was best to find a motion graphics piece that best represented the mental state that I’m in. Luckily the search was short and I came across the mind-numbing and awkwardly intense music video preview: Clarte by Jemapur. The motion graphics piece is “the latest film by W+K Tokyo Lab creator, Genki Ito. The concept is nuclear fusion in the micro world, matching poetic animation to a heavy-hitting track.” The intense soundtrack, coupled with simple and powerful visual elements creates a wonderful menagerie of images that keep you at the edge of your seat while you watch the microscopic process of nuclear fusion unfold before your very eyes. If you’re interested in Jemapur, make sure to check out the blog here.

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Fred McCoy is a Communication Design and Technology specialist with his undergraduate degree from Parsons School of Design located in NYC. His field of expertise includes Corporate Branding, SEO Design, Front-End Web Development, Design Research, Ethical Design and Design Critique.

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