(Exercise) 2D flying animation

Client
Services
Year
2024
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Blending Motion and Creativity in 2D Visuals

At Armoni Visual Lab, we constantly explore innovative ways to combine storytelling with artistic animation. This 2D Flying Animation project is part of our internal exercise series, where we experiment with dynamic motion and creative visuals. The goal was to create a captivating animation that conveys movement, exploration, and a sense of adventure.

The Concept: 2D Flying Animation

The idea behind this project was to simulate a bird’s-eye view of a vibrant urban landscape, with a plane flying over a stadium. The animation aims to capture the feeling of soaring above the city while maintaining a stylized and artistic aesthetic.

Our Approach:

  1. Artistic Style:
    • The animation features a hand-drawn aesthetic, blending colorful geometric shapes and textured backgrounds to give a vintage postcard vibe.
    • We chose a soft color palette to evoke a sense of nostalgia and calmness.
  2. Dynamic Motion:
    • The plane glides smoothly over the cityscape, creating a sense of continuous motion.
    • Clouds drift across the frame, enhancing the feeling of elevation and adding depth to the scene.
  3. Visual Storytelling:
    • The animation includes a football stadium seen from above, symbolizing the intersection of travel and global sports culture.
    • The plane’s path is designed to highlight both urban architecture and open spaces, showcasing the diverse facets of city life.

Why This Exercise?

This project was an opportunity to test how 2D animations can be both artistic and dynamic. The challenge was to create a flowing animation that maintains its aesthetic appeal while conveying movement and perspective.

Applications:

  • Social Media Campaigns: Visually appealing content to capture viewers’ attention
  • Brand Animations: Ideal for travel, tourism, or sports branding
  • Event Visuals: Introducing global events or city-based campaigns

What We Learned:

This exercise helped us understand how to balance motion and design in a 2D context. We realized that creating a sense of movement while maintaining visual consistency requires smooth transitions and thoughtful placement of elements.