Motion graphics are evolving rapidly, and in 2025 there are three standout trends designers and brands need to adopt to stay ahead. First, AI-powered workflows are transforming how animations are made—tools like Adobe Sensei and Runway ML now automate key-framing, color grading, and scene transitions, reducing manual tasks and freeing designers to focus on creativity. Second, 3D…
In 2025, motion graphics is entering a new era—one where artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a tool, but a collaborative engine powering creativity. AI-assisted editing, predictive animations, and content generation are becoming staples in motion design workflows. Tools like Adobe Sensei and Runway ML help automate repetitive tasks—like tweening, masking refinement, or color…
In motion graphics and animation, subtle manipulations of time can create life, realism, and organic motion—two techniques that have gained traction are timewarp and motion warping. Timewarp allows an animator to remap the flow of time within an animation segment, changing the pacing of movement without altering the underlying motion curves. Motion warping, on the…
NEAT Particles is an innovative approach to creating visual effects, utilizing artificial intelligence to evolve particle systems without traditional programming. Developed through the NeuroEvolution of Augmenting Topologies (NEAT) algorithm, this method allows users to generate complex particle behaviors by selecting preferred outcomes, effectively “breeding” desired effects over successive generations. This user-guided evolution enables the creation…
scrapfellow.com – Motion graphics is a form of animation that combines graphic design, movement, and sound to create engaging visual content. It is widely used in advertising, film, social media, and digital marketing to tell stories, convey messages, and create dynamic visual experiences. Unlike traditional animation, which focuses on character-driven storytelling, motion graphics typically involve…
