See How This Music Video Was Made In Blender Instead Of After Effects
Blender is more than capable of handling motion design work.
Behind-the-scenes footage of 3D productions is always fascinating, especially when you don't expect a particular piece of software to be used for that kind of work. Blender has traditionally been associated with 3D modeling and game development, so it's unusual to see it used to create the motion design visuals for 18-year-old singer Yuu's cover of Brand New, originally by Japanese rock band Mrs. GREEN APPLE.
The artwork was done by Sayu, while the singer herself worked on the character animation. The video production was handled by 原悠和, and as they revealed, After Effects was still used for the text elements.
You can watch the full video here:
If you'd like to see more motion design-style projects made in Blender, check out the work of ViscousRealm, from gaming setups inside different game controllers to imaginary IKEA and Nintendo ads:
We also interviewed DOT4 about how they created an ad for the French bank BoursoBank using Blender:
Check out B4D Tools by Manuel López, a toolkit packed with everything you need to create logo animations, product shots, UI motion graphics, and abstract designs in Blender. Don't forget to subscribe to our Newsletter, join our 80 Level Talent platform, Discord, and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Telegram, and Instagram, where we share breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.
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