Adobe approached Never Sit Still and Luxx to create the opening titles for their annual creative conference, Make It, which took place at Carriageworks in Sydney on May 5, 2016. The titles were played to a full house with 1400 people in attendance.
In recent weeks, AGDA held their annual design awards gala in Adelaide, SA to award the hard working, talented recipients of the AGDA Design Awards 2016.
This year, the talented crew of Luxx and Never Sit Still won an award for their tremendous work on the Adobe ‘Make It’ Conference Titles.
Adobe approached Never Sit Still and Luxx to create the opening titles for their annual creative conference, Make It, which took place at Carriageworks in Sydney on May 5, 2016. The titles were played to a full house with 1400 people in attendance.
The main imagery for the event was created as an isometric illustration by Shaivalini Kumar, an artist from New Dehli, India.
NSS and Luxx rebuilt all the elements in 3D, then rendered the scene using global illumination, a process that simulates light bouncing and colour bleeding. This technique gave us a highly stylised look, allowing the bright colours in the scene to emit light, and the dark colours to receive light.
The music was composed specifically for this title sequence by Ben Romalis, who we worked very closely with throughout the entire process.
Never Sit Still put together a process reel for the project, it’s really neat, check it out below.
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