Minimalist Logo Animation for Wellness App
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I'm looking for a talented motion designer to create a short, sleek, and modern animation for my logo. This animation will serve as an intro/loading sequence for a mobile app centered on overall wellness.
Key details include:
- Duration: 3 to 5 seconds
- Style: Minimalistic with smooth transitions, slightly leaning towards a tech/wellness aesthetic
- File format: Lottie (JSON) for the app, alongside MP4 and GIF versions for other uses
- Logo: Provided in vector format (SVG/AI)
The app is all about promoting health and well-being, so the animation should embody qualities of calmness, innovation, and trust. It should resonate with our brand's core message of holistic wellness.
Experience with app animations or Lottie files is highly desirable. A familiarity with the motion style used in the Disney+ app would be beneficial, as I would like similar themes of flowing movements and smooth transitions.
Please note:
- The animation must use our brand colors - these will be provided.
- The animation should not incorporate pulsing effects, but instead focus on seamless transitions and flowing movements.
I look forward to seeing your proposals!
Key details include:
- Duration: 3 to 5 seconds
- Style: Minimalistic with smooth transitions, slightly leaning towards a tech/wellness aesthetic
- File format: Lottie (JSON) for the app, alongside MP4 and GIF versions for other uses
- Logo: Provided in vector format (SVG/AI)
The app is all about promoting health and well-being, so the animation should embody qualities of calmness, innovation, and trust. It should resonate with our brand's core message of holistic wellness.
Experience with app animations or Lottie files is highly desirable. A familiarity with the motion style used in the Disney+ app would be beneficial, as I would like similar themes of flowing movements and smooth transitions.
Please note:
- The animation must use our brand colors - these will be provided.
- The animation should not incorporate pulsing effects, but instead focus on seamless transitions and flowing movements.
I look forward to seeing your proposals!