3D Artist ViscousRealm shared a work that is a remarkable example of motion design crafted in Blender.

The clip opens with a work-in-progress shot of the Blender viewport, showing the intricate motion path laid out for the blocks, and then moves to the final version, playing with the social media interface.

According to ViscousRealm, the curves aren't planned out in advance but built one at a time in a free-flowing process. Each object then gets animated along its curve with just two keyframes, from point A to point B, so ten curves mean twenty keyframes total. The artist shares that it was a repetitive and tedious process, done without any plugins.

Recently, the artist impressed us with other amazing projects, with whole worlds unfolding in little spaces: take a look at these imaginary IKEA and Nintendo ads, setups with gaming spaces inside different game controllers, and more:

If you want to start with motion design, check out B4D, a toolset for Blender artists that assists in creating logo animations, product shots, UI motion, or abstract designs:

Also, have a look at another Blender animated setup that we featured recently, in which a character also breaks the interface layout, created by Kensyouen_Y:

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