Muller-Brockmann Animation

"Stravinski, Berg, Fortner" is a poster designed by the Swiss graphic designer Josef Muller-Brockmann in 1955.
He used straight, parallel and perpendicular lines and Akzidenz-Gortesk (a predecessor to Helvetica) font in his composition, emphasizing sleek and clean design.
I took his poster and used Adobe After Effects to animate its separate parts, creating a moving and evolving creation, an animation jumping out from the static page.
The animation was set to the music of Igor Stravinski, one of the artists advertised by the Muller-Brockmann poster.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Igor
• Stravinski
• Berg
• Fortner
• Muller-Brockmann
• Helvetica
• Gifford
• Nowland
• Giff
• AFX
• After
• Effects
• Adobe
• Akzidenz
• Gortesk
• Animation
• Painting
• Swiss

[MayberryMediaCo]

harmstron, you're absolutely right, the font is Akzidenz-Gortesk. I recommend the documentary "Helvetica" for anyone who is interested in typefaces, it is very informative and interesting!

[Fuckofromnorway]

awesome! check out umbradesign at Deviatnart :D