Check Out How This Cool Traffic Light Animation Was Made Using C4D
The artwork was displayed on a New York billboard as part of the Art Innovation exhibition.
Motion Designer Sam Burton shared how he crafted a creative traffic light animation, in which a luminous little guy decided to have fun instead of signaling the traffic.
The artist started with a sketch in Procreate and proceeded to After Effects; then, he modeled the traffic light in Cinema 4D and polished the work in AE again. According to Burton, the animation is a personal project made in his spare time. It was even demonstrated on a billboard in New York as part of the Art Innovation exhibition.
The creator's portfolio features many vibrant works crafted in After Effects and Cinema 4D. Check out some of them:
To learn more about using a combination of AE and C4D, read the interview with Yeti Pictures' Tony Zagoraios, who discussed the team's inspiration for the Summertime project, how the animation environments were created, and the workflow behind making cars.
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