Graphics & Motion Design

01 — Motion design

Graphics & Motion Design

Static gets scrolled past. Motion gets watched. We design animated graphics — logo animations, social animations, kinetic typography, animated ads — built for feeds, stories, and screens.

Motion isn’t decoration. A two-second logo sting makes a video feel finished. Kinetic type makes a quote readable without sound. We use animation where it earns attention, and keep it out where it doesn’t.

• Brands publishing regularly on social media
• Businesses running video or animated ad campaigns
• Creators and channels that need intros, outros, and recurring segments
• Teams with presentations or event screens that need looping visuals

• Animated social posts and story animations
• Logo stings, intros, and outros
• Kinetic typography: quotes, stats, and announcements that move
• Animated ad creatives for paid campaigns
• Looping backgrounds for events, streams, and displays
• Animated infographics that walk through an idea step by step

1. Concept. The message, the length, and where it will play.
2. Style frames. Stills showing exactly how it will look — approved before anything moves.
3. Animation. Timing, easing, and transitions built around the approved frames.
4. Sound and export. Music or silence, then files rendered for each platform.

Animation is reviewed in rounds like any design: style frames first, then motion. Timing tweaks — faster here, hold longer there — are normal and expected. Big direction changes are cheapest at the style-frame stage, so we never animate anything you haven’t approved as a still.

Most social video is watched on phones, often with the sound off. We design for that reality: bold type, clear focal points, and pacing that works muted. Sound is treated as a bonus, never the carrier of the message.

• Final animations as MP4, plus GIF versions where they make sense
• Versions sized for each platform: vertical, square, and widescreen
• Project and source files, so future edits don’t mean starting over

• The message or script — even bullet points work
• Your logo and brand assets, or the identity we’ve already built for you
• Reference animations you like — links are better than descriptions
• Music: your licensed track, or we’ll use royalty-free music and tell you the license terms

A short loop or sting is typically a matter of days. Longer or more complex pieces take longer, especially with feedback rounds. If it’s tied to a launch date, say so at the start and we’ll schedule backwards from it.

Intros and outros, product teasers, offer announcements, event loops, ad creatives — these are the formats where a few seconds of motion reliably outperform a still image. If your content doesn’t need motion, we’ll tell you: a still is cheaper, and sometimes stronger.

How long can the animation be?

Short-form is our home ground — seconds, not minutes. For longer pieces, we’ll scope it honestly and tell you what the budget of time and money really looks like.

Do you add music and sound effects?

Yes — royalty-free music with clear license terms, or your own licensed track.

Can you animate our existing logo?

Usually, yes. If your logo files are vector, it’s straightforward. If all you have is a small PNG, we’ll tell you what we can and can’t do with it.

Can you add subtitles?

Yes — burned into the video, or delivered as separate subtitle files for platforms that support them.

What if the timing feels off?

That’s a normal revision round. Pacing is subjective; we adjust until it feels right.