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Check out how Perception designed the main title for the end credits of #TheMarvels in this design breakdown. Using #Cinema4D, we created a 3D model of our type. A render of the type was brought into #Photoshop, painted over and mapped back on to the 3D geometry to create... show more

Perception

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Arts Science & Technology Education #TheMarvels #Cinema4D #Photoshop

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Perception2 years ago

See more breakdowns in our new case study for The Marvels Title Design ➡️ Watch our full end title sequence for The Marvels ➡️

darsh2 years ago

Truly amazing work as always, everyone involved. :)

Perception2 years ago

@darshies Thank you! We have the best team of artists and designers in the world bringing projects like this to life 💪

16:92 years ago

Always gorgeous work

Perception2 years ago

Thank you!!

Ryan Polly2 years ago

Gorgeous!

Perception2 years ago

Thank you!

MB2 years ago

AMAZING

Perception2 years ago

Thank you so much!

Kopfgestaltung2 years ago

Super interesting technique - thanks for sharing 💪

Perception2 years ago

Thank you! You can see more of our technical breakdowns and techniques we used in our new The Marvels case study:

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