A collection of selected projects from the Expressions Session course. All animations were created using expressions, focusing on procedural workflows and automation. Designs were created in collaboration with various artists from School of Motion.
A stylized dashboard interface for a fishing boat. This project uses a range of expressions to drive different UI elements and animations. A key feature is a toggle system that switches between imperial and metric units, showcasing dynamic control within the interface.
A flexible MOGRT template designed for easy customization. The system is built using only two keyframes, with expressions driving all animation. The setup automatically adapts to different text lengths and images, allowing for quick generation of multiple variations.
A data-driven infographic system. Using an external JSON file, the charts update dynamically based on input data. Expressions such as linear() are used to animate values, creating a scalable way to generate and animate multiple charts efficiently.
An experimental animation driven entirely by randomness. Using the random() function, both visuals and text are selected and positioned dynamically. By changing the random seed, the entire composition updates, creating endless variations from a single setup.
A depth-focused animation of a plane flying through a mountainous landscape. This project recreates depth of field effects by calculating the distance between objects and the camera using expressions. The result simulates realistic focus shifts without relying on built-in camera blur.
A simple character interaction exploring the basics of expressions. This project uses functions like wiggle() and posterizeTime() to create stylized motion. The focus was on understanding how expressions can quickly bring static elements to life.
This work was created as homework assignments for the Expression Session course from School of Motion, Inc. The original concept and artboards for each project were provided by School of Motion as part of the curriculum.
All designs were created by various artists. School of Motion collaborated with these artists to develop all the assets and artboards.