Soh Jian Cong schreibt: “My first motion typography. Song used in this clip: “Rockers To Swallow” by Yeah Yeah Yeahs.”

Nienke Mink schreibt: “Made entirely using stopmotion techniques during the course of one night XD.” | Musik: “Just like Daddy” from an MTV ad. Animation and Artwork: Nienke Mink

Marcus Eckert about “a complete new way to read”:

“This is a short film with a visual and typographical representation of famous Langston Hughes poem “Mother to Son” completed while at Savannah College of Art & Design”, schreibt Shaun Harrison.

“My design choices were a direct reflection of the poem itself. To me Langston took the hardships of life and brought a sense of beauty to them both through his choice of words and through the characterization of strength through the mother. This was what I sought to do “beautify what most see as ugly”. This called for highlighting textures, the worn down, the broken things through shooting film and through my composition and color treatment bring more life beyond their natural visage to them so that they enhance and aid in the poem.

The film was shot throughout downtown and midtown Savannah. Those areas to me have stories to tell as many of the buildings were obviously once beautiful however are no longer cared for.”

Clay Reinken schreibt: “I created this for our company’s open-house / studio tour, part of the AIGA Indy’s Studio Tour Series. It was displayed on 45″ flat-screens around the studio. Kristian Andersen + Associates is a multi-disciplinary brand and experience design consultancy. Visit us at K+A.”

“This work by graphic designer Steven Bussey is novel in its use of kinetic typography and motion graphics. We can thank Sia, Australian pop singer, for the curious, poetic lyrics to “Academia”. Bussey literally makes the vintage type dance all around–as the words assume various shapes and sizes. By presenting the Victorian type in fresh, harmonious frames, we are drawn both to the song and the type itself. How the two play off each other is what makes this video magical.”

The artist writes about the project: “I used Illustrator to lay out the entire type and did some of the illustrations myself like the shoe. The main animations are done in Flash CS4 and the wiggle and wignet are done in After Effects. This project was just for fun and completed in approximately a month.”

Eine typografische Animation von ruudve:

(Gefunden bei YouTube)

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Kinetic Typography Motion von Denis Dvorin:

(Gefunden bei YouTube)

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Motion typography von Ingvild Eide Lybeck:

Oldie but Goldie: Der französische DJ Alex Gopher beeindruckt mit einer Kombination aus Jazz, Blues und Technologie:

(Gefunden bei YouTube)

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한글 자모음의 타이포를 이용한 타이포그라피 영상, schreibt Leechoongkoo aus Korea, was (sehenswert) visualisiert etwa soviel heißt wie:

(Gefunden bei YouTube)

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“So You Want A Social Life, With Friends”, geschrieben und gelesen von Kenneth Koch, Kinetic Typography von Alan Lastufka:

(Gefunden bei YouTube)

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“test typo” des französischen Digitalschreibers kaerhon verheißt neue Wortdimensionen für die nähere Zukunft:

(Gefunden bei YouTube)

→ Hierzu siehe auch:

• Fliegende Schrift |
• Typoesie |
• Hypermoderne |

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Sowas machen sie in Neuseeland in der Schule, sagt Patrick Hui (aka bigpat626); an der Wanganui School of Design, um genau zu sein. Irgendwo eine Schule im deutschsprachigen Raum, an der so mit Literatur umgegangen wird? Hallo? –

(Gefunden bei YouTube)

→ Hierzu siehe auch:

• Typoesie |
• Fliegende Schrift |
• Hypermoderne |

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