Blown Away TV Rebranding
Blown Away TV Rebranding
ROLE: Concept, Design, Edit
COLLABORATORS: Chris Atkinson and Khrusha Parekh
TOOLS USED: Cinema 4D, After Effects
ROLE: Concept, Design, Edit
COLLABORATORS: Chris Atkinson and Khrusha Parekh
TOOLS USED: Cinema 4D, After Effects
Project Brief
Project Brief
The goal of this project is to design a cohesive graphic system for Blown Away that captures the show’s atmosphere through craftsmanship and modern clarity. The series follows talented glassblowers competing in high-pressure challenges, showcasing technical skill, creativity, and the beauty and intensity of glassmaking within a visually striking competition environment.
The goal of this project is to design a cohesive graphic system for Blown Away that captures the show’s atmosphere through craftsmanship and modern clarity. The series follows talented glassblowers competing in high-pressure challenges, showcasing technical skill, creativity, and the beauty and intensity of glassmaking within a visually striking competition environment.
[Concept]
[Concept]
Keywords: Vivid, Energy, Passion, Line, Abstract
This brand package includes the title sequence, lower thirds, end credits, and various graphic elements for Blown Away. By combining live-action footage in the opening sequence, 3D modeling in the credits, and 2D animation in the lower thirds and transitions, the visual system captures both the craftsmanship of glassblowing and the delicate beauty of glass itself.
The final title sequence was filmed in person to better capture the real energy, atmosphere, and physical intensity of the glassblowing process.
Keywords: Vivid, Energy, Passion, Line, Abstract
This brand package includes the title sequence, lower thirds, end credits, and various graphic elements for Blown Away. By combining live-action footage in the opening sequence, 3D modeling in the credits, and 2D animation in the lower thirds and transitions, the visual system captures both the craftsmanship of glassblowing and the delicate beauty of glass itself.
The final title sequence was filmed in person to better capture the real energy, atmosphere, and physical intensity of the glassblowing process.
[Design]
[Design]
[Alternative Design]
[Alternative Design]
[Behind The Scenes]
[Behind The Scenes]
