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Motion Graphics Reflection

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Motion Graphics: An Art Reflection Motion graphics encompasses all graphic modes that integrates technology to produce an illusion of rotation, transformation, and overall motion to communicate messages via visual and audio narration. Motion graphics include visual animations, animated text, videos, and films, among others. The motion graphics field is linked directly to technology and has advanced under the influence of technological improvements (Drate, Robbins and Salretz). Accordingly, motion graphics artists use technological processes such as 3-Dimension animations to produce their artworks. This paper reviews the history of motion graphics art and its media through an analysis of the working of notable artists in the field. The early historical instances of motion graphics are cited in the Paleolithic cave paintings (Betancourt). Here, the animals drawn are depicted with multiple legs that are superimposed or placed in overlying positions in a clear attempt to bring out a perception of motion. However, since no media …show more content…

The concept of motion graphics encompasses a variety of techniques ranging from kinetic typography to video content being animated in its entirety. Indeed, this concept goes even further back to the original flip books created during the 19th century. Ultimately, motion graphics has evolved with the times in direct relation to technological and creative advancements. Technology has always and continues to evolve for the better, affording the various artists new ways of creating content while also allowing for more creativity to explore unprecedented techniques of art work creation. The possibilities for motion graphics art are virtually restricted only by the artist’s imagination. Conclusively, this field is one of the most intriguing sections of the audiovisual production

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