2D Fx Animation - Impact - BESTEST

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jTmzXpbMFM&t=179s

#DucVu

Notorious Foodie - YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/@notorious_foodie/shorts

#food

Meet the Ipsums

https://meettheipsums.com/

Atomic Design Methodology

Atomic design is a methodology composed of five distinct stages working together to create interface design systems in a more deliberate and hierarchical manner. The five stages of atomic design are:

1. Atoms
2. Molecules
3. Organisms
4. Templates
5. Pages

"Atomic design is a methodology for creating design systems, proposed by Brad Frost. It breaks down user interfaces into five hierarchical levels: atoms, molecules, organisms, templates, and pages. This approach, inspired by chemistry, helps build robust and consistent design systems by starting with the smallest, reusable components (atoms) and progressively combining them to create more complex elements (molecules, organisms) and ultimately, entire pages."

The Five Levels of Atomic Design:

1. Atoms:
These are the fundamental building blocks, like individual HTML tags (e.g., <span>, <img>, <button>), or single UI elements (e.g., buttons, text inputs, icons).

2. Molecules:
Molecules are groups of atoms working together as a single, functional unit. Examples include a search form (made up of a text input and a button) or a navigation menu (containing multiple links).

3. Organisms:
Organisms are more complex components composed of molecules and/or atoms, forming larger, distinct sections of a user interface. A header (including a logo, navigation, and search form) or a footer (containing copyright information, social links, and a sitemap) are examples of organisms.

4. Templates:
Templates define the layout and structure of a page, using organisms, molecules, and atoms. They represent the page structure without specific content.

5. Pages:
Pages are instances of templates populated with real content, showcasing the final design in its intended context.

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Benefits of Atomic Design:

Increased Consistency:
By using reusable components, atomic design helps ensure consistency across a design system and its implementation.

Improved Scalability:
The modular nature of atomic design makes it easier to scale and adapt a design system as needed.

Enhanced Collaboration:
Atomic design provides a shared language and framework for designers and developers to communicate and collaborate effectively.

Faster Development:
By reusing components, developers can build interfaces more quickly and efficiently.

Better Maintainability:
A well-structured atomic design system is easier to maintain and update over time.


https://atomicdesign.bradfrost.com/chapter-2/

MODELING A TRIBAL CHIEF CHARACTER BLENDER 4.1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFHGuJXNGf0

#Blender

2D Car Designs

 

1967.5 AMC Rebel Mariner

https://www.trucksandauto.com/auctions/8506/lot/57871104-19675-amc-rebel-mariner

Ale Giorgini

https://in.pinterest.com/gnaws/ale-giorgini/

Vargas Lubbert - Moho

vargaslubbert

https://www.instagram.com/p/DKaFH4OO1pM/

#moho

Upklyak - Freepik Artist

Upklyak profile

FREEPIK 

"Overcooked"

 

STEAM

SKY TV ident animation | Blender and AE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HH3ftLpOF0&list=PL182632521138B880&index=87

PATREON

Unity 3d VFX Shuriken

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Juug5XTkat4

Mobile game cartoon UX/UI, OWL Studio

 

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/rlReGe

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/qAlwaa

Dmitry Sarkisov - VFX 2 Unity

https://www.artstation.com/dmitrysarkisov

https://www.instagram.com/dmitry.sarkisov/

Design Breakthrough with Ben Marriott

https://www.benmarriott.com/design-breakthrough

$497    =[

Lather, Rinse, Repeat - '25

 

Select Your Hero — The Beast Is Back Inc

https://www.thebeastisback.com/select-your-hero

Mark Twain

 

Mark Twain famously stated, "The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightning and a lightning bug," according to a quote on Atlas LS. This quote highlights the importance of precise word choice in communication, emphasizing that even a slight difference in language can significantly impact the message's clarity and effectiveness.

DucVu - VFX Assets

https://ducvu.gumroad.com/l/yrryu?layout=profile

Magic Button - 2D FX animation toolkit

2D VFX

Stock photos, royalty-free images, graphics, vectors & videos | Adobe Stock

https://stock.adobe.com/Library/urn:aaid:sc:US:5c1f5026-f8c8-4480-8c67-938378b543d3

Transform Your After Effects Animation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkUvEfVqqwY&t=21s

https://motioncircles.com/advanced-geometric-animation/   << $70

#HongShu

C:\_Tim\AE\HongShu_coolFX\layer-style-working.aep

David Carson vs. Postmoderism & Dada

 

3. Swiss Modernism (Deconstructed)

While Carson is known for breaking rules, he was also aware of Swiss Modernism’s grid-based principles—he just chose to subvert them. His designs often played with asymmetry, overlapping elements, and disrupted hierarchies, creating tension between order and chaos.
4. Postmodernism & Experimental Typography

Carson rejected rigid design conventions, instead treating typography as a visual element rather than just a means of communication. He distorted, layered, and fragmented typefaces to evoke emotion, drawing inspiration from postmodern designers like Neville Brody and Tibor Kalman.

#postmodernism   #RayGun

Carson explains, "Graphic design seems a bit stagnant now, and a lot of people and ideas have gone to other areas of expression."

WIKIPEDIA

Have a Nice Death - Animation

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C:\_Tim\VFX

 

FreePoly - free 3D models

https://www.freepoly.org/models