J’ai appris le Motion Design pendant 30 jours

I learned motion design for 30 days and , in this video, I’m simply going to share my workflow with you, everything I’ve learned: position, rotation, scale, bouncing, and morphing. And if you also want to get started in motion design, I think this video will motivate you. In this video, I'm sharing my journey, how it wasn't easy

from day 1 to day 30, to show you that with a little effort and a little willpower, you too can become a motion designer. I’ll share all of this with you right after the intro.

>> The expression of a passion. >> Hi there, if you're new around here, I’m Dimitri Diorant, art director and brand designer. Well, maybe soon we’ll add the title of motion designer, but I’m still in the middle of learning. I can't self-proclaim myself a motion designer yet. I am well aware of everything I still have to

learn. I did a 30-day challenge, but there is still an enormous amount I need to learn. So, enough chit-chat, I'll show you everything I learned during these 30 days directly from my screen. Before I share my screen with you, there is a topic I would like to address. Is AI replacing graphic design

, or is graphic design totally dead? Since Dimitri Diorant started motion design, is it not for us? Well, I would say no and I would say yes. Why? Because today, there are still agencies that are looking for designers. It's the freelancing market that is totally threatened. If your skills are purely static, believe me, gradually, you

won't get poster requests anymore because clients have become better prompters. They prompt their visuals themselves. In terms of visual identity , that's a position where you won't have clients every day, and even if you did, you couldn't deliver. Imagine 10 clients contact you for 10 visuals; unless you have superpowers, you can't satisfy them all at once. Like I said,