Kinetic Typography: Create a Visual Concept in Motion

Share your work on social networks

A course by Simon François , Graphic Designer

100% positive reviews (33)

2,484 students

Audio: French

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About the video: Share your work on social networks

Overview

“For this last lesson, I will tell you about my relationship with social networks and explain why I believe it is particularly interesting to publish your typographic work there, even when it is not finished.”

In this video lesson Simon François addresses the topic: Share your work on social networks, which is part of the Domestika online course: Kinetic Typography: Create a Visual Concept in Motion. Learn how to create coded motion typography with Illustrator and After Effects.

Partial transcription of the video

“Sharing Work on Social Media We'll discuss distributing your work on social media. I exclusively use Instagram because I don't like spreading myself over several networks at once. What I like about Instagram is that it's not a specialized audience. There are specialists but not everyone is. People also find you by chance. They like your work but they're not specialists. I like getting feedback from these people. It's good to get feedback but also in professional terms. As people may not be in the same domain, there can be lots of opportunities. People may be interested in your work for thei...”

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Course summary for: Kinetic Typography: Create a Visual Concept in Motion

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (33)
2484 students
4 units
11 lessons (1h 25m)
6 downloads

Category
3D & Animation, Calligraphy & Typography
Software
Adobe After Effects, Adobe Illustrator
Areas
Animation, Design, Kinetic Typography, Motion Graphics, Typography

Simon François

A course by Simon François

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Graphic Designer

Simon François has been drawing since he was a child. After studying in Paris, he began his graphic design career in Amsterdam at Studio Thonik. After a stint in Berlin and Mexico, he now works mainly in the cultural and luxury sectors for the likes of Ed Banger and Hermès.

Largely influenced by Dutch culture, he likes to build conceptual micro-narratives where animation breaks the austerity of abstract visuals. His other passions, language and poetry, also inspire his work.