BLOW

This video is a fan-made music video inspired by Ed-Sheeran’s amazing song named ‘Blow” The main significances of this video are the representation of comic book style images and the harmonized 2D & 3D artworks. I spent a lot of time making animations to express long-take scene, dynamic camera motions, and natural transition. and I put both day and night in this work to study lighting. The 2D graphics styles were inspired by the movie ‘Spider-Man: The Universe’ and the Netflix series ‘Love Death and Robot - The Witness’. By using variety of 2D graphic effects, I can provide more of visual fulfillment, sense of speed, and impressive scenes to the video.

Please be informed that it is not a commercial video for profit.
This video is only a fan art of Ed-Sheeran music and is for personal practice creation.

If you have any copyright issues, please contact me.

A B O U T

This video is a fan-made music video inspired by Ed-Sheeran’s amazing song named ‘Blow'
The main significances of this video are the representation of comic book style images and the harmonized 2D & 3D artworks.
I spent a lot of time making animations to express long-take scene, dynamic camera motions, and natural transition. and I put both day and night in this work to study lighting.

The 2D graphics styles were inspired by the movie ‘Spider-Man: The Universe’ and the Netflix series ‘Love Death and Robot - The Witness’. By using variety of 2D graphic effects, I can provide more of visual fulfillment, sense of speed, and impressive scenes to the video.

MAKING OF

BGM : Ian Post - Everybody Get Up

BEHIND THE 3D SCENE

About Long-take scene, Lighting, Animation, Enviroment setting

Animatics & Render

(color grading, editing)

Compositing process

Page design in comic book

I made the images move in the comic book so that the scene feels more interesting.

ROTOSCOPING ANIMATION

To further emphasize the 2D art, I inserted a rotoscoping animation in the video intro section.
I first worked on character movements and camera motion in Cinema4D.

And I sketched all the frames using 'RoughAnimator(App)' in IPad.

The final compositing and look develop worked in Aftereffects.