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I made this proof of concept teaser for Flow during early development when we were looking for funding in 2021. I was learning Blender while doing this. Everything was later redesigned and improved. The cat's eyes used to be white instead of yellow. I had very little time to...

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Gints Zilbalodis

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tin 🇨🇴 |-/ (FLOW DOUBLE ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE)1 год назад

Curiously, Letterboxd's backdrop for Flow is a scene from this teaser, and this alternative poster uses it too

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Gints Zilbalodis1 год назад

Yes, it’s kind of frustrating…

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DionTrades ✪1 год назад

After losing all my savings in my early days and now having $1.2M in funding, I understand trading starts with three essentials: 📚Knowledge 🤝Community 🧠Psychology That's why I created the Market Masters Community I could easily charge $50+/month for this. For a Limited Time access is absolutely FREE:

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saradommin1 год назад

What an absolute masterpiece just for proof of concept... Wowowow

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vai ziema_vai vasara1 год назад

The teaser is absolutely beautiful 😻

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Adventure Bonnie1 год назад

This is perfection!

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Remy1 год назад

When the dogs break the lemur’s beloved handheld mirror, I almost cried.

Фото профиля Jonathan Acevedo
Jonathan Acevedo1 год назад

Beautiful! I cannot wait for your next project! Your vision is truly amazing!

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MordeGumball1 год назад

been looking for this trailer for months, thanks! i love the upgrade in the animation in the final cut :)

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Ramon Sanromà Aragonés1 год назад

Acabo de veure Flow. Gràcies per compartir una meravella. Ha estat el cinema que ens transporta al món que has creat. Tots els animals han estat uns actors excepcionals. Gràcies des de Catalunya, Gints!

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Didi 🌸1 год назад

The result was fantastic!!

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