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I love cassie so much....because i recognize myself in her...her strong need to be loved by people,her madness,her whole personality even if im a boy...Cassie deserves better...She deserves everything.

Because the only entity in Miraculous who knows the past, the future, and the present... and therefore all the secrets of the universe is Gimmi, the kwami of reality... It's either them or Bunnyx .

Hi,

I recently came across the work of Kiuzr and Mirvogue, and I was genuinely impressed by their approach to mograph, especially the quality of their animations, transitions, and the way everything flows together. It's something I'd really like to learn and eventually incorporate into my own work.

As an intermediate-level editor, I have a few questions:

1. When creating this kind of project, do you usually build the scenes first and then figure out how to connect them with transitions, or do you design the scenes around the transitions from the start?
2. Is there a specific name for the types of transitions and visual techniques commonly used in mograph?
3. Are there any books, courses, YouTube channels, or Instagram/TikTok creators that teach this type of motion design in depth? Most tutorials I've found only explain which buttons to press or which effects to apply, but they rarely cover the overall workflow, creative thinking, and design principles behind these kinds of animations.

I'd love to understand how creators like Kiuzr and Mirvogue develop their projects and create such seamless visual sequences, rather than simply reproducing effects without understanding the thought process behind them.

Thanks in advance for any advice or resources you can share.

j'ai essayer le deep glow associé à chacun des type de blur...mais j'ai pas aimé les résultats...j'utilise after effects et je suis d'un niveau intermédiaire. Pouvez vous m'aidez a recréer cet effet de soft glow onirique présent sur le texte du design.

"The whole world gonna my name" or "I will not accept a life I do not deserve"... these two lines define the ambition shared by these two sex workers determined to become icons in the world of cinema... no matter the cost... Those who have watched the X-rated trilogy or even just Maxxxine... what do you think?