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Stephanie Embry

Aug 16, 2019

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The Art and Science of Designing With Motion

A crash course for motion design beginners

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OOne year ago, I knew next to nothing about building motion. It didn’t help that the prospect sounded scary — motion means animating, right? And animating means I have to—what—design across time? I just mastered organizing my Sketch symbols, but okay.

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