5 Loop Animation Styles That Will Inspire You
Animator Pablo Cuello shares the work of 5 incredible creatives
When you think about animation, you might imagine feature films from the big film studios. However, you don't need to create such complex or lengthy animations to inspire a deep emotional response in your viewers.
Pablo Cuello (@pablocuello) is an Argentine graphic designer and animator who works with After Effects to create short and straightforward pieces that overflow with appeal:
Below, Pablo shares the 5 studios that have inspired him the most, with a reel demo of each one and a complete animation to allow you to appreciate each particular style.
Ronda
This animation studio is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It excels in designing funny characters full of movement, color, and emotion. The studio works with creatives from many backgrounds to tell unique and powerful stories.
Oddfellows
Based in San Francisco, United States, this content agency creates brand experiences by focusing on particular issues. They employ a highly collaborative style that creates a sense of community.
Gunner
This animation and illustration studio was founded by a team of artists with the specific goal of creating emotional images that hypnotize the viewer. They are based in Michigan, United States.
Bandidoguapo
This studio from Buenos Aires, Argentina, specializes in creating fun and entertaining pieces for its customers. They have international experience in advertising, branding, and video.
Blirp Studio
This Argentine studio is known for the various techniques it uses when creating and animating characters. It is always at the forefront of new animation trends and communication experiences.
If you want to know more about Pablo Cuello's work and how to make your own animated work, sign up for his Domestika course Creating Loop Animation Stories, and learn to create character animations frame by frame with simple designs.
English version by @angeljimenez.
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