This is the first in a series of guest blogs we’re planning over the next few weeks. Dr. Simon Harper is a Lecturer in the Information Management Group of the School of Computer Science at the University of Manchester. Since January 2006 he has been a member of the School of Computer Science in the [...]
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What are Motion Graphics?
September 30, 2009
Filed under:Motion Graphics and Video Production, Web Design
The term motion graphics seems very self explanatory, graphical communication that incorporates movement over time, but it encompasses a multitude of different areas of design. Film, digital video, moving type, traditional cel and stop-motion animation and 3d elements can all be used individually or together by a designer to create motion graphics. The use of [...]
CommentsRead MoreLaunching a New Brand
September 30, 2009
Filed under:Graphic Design, Web Design
An integral part of any new business launch is marketing your product or service to the right target audience. Marketing, as well as attracting new customers to your business can also help to spread the word about your new startup, attracting attention from new suppliers, new investors and new business partners.
The quality and the reach [...]
New site launched!
September 28, 2009
Filed under:Fluid News, Fun @ Fluid, Industry News, Motion Graphics and Video Production, Web Design, Web Development
Hello! Welcome to the new Fluid Creativity website, we’ve been quietly working on it for months, but here we are and it’s finally launch day. Everything is (we think) in it’s right place, so have a browse round and tell us your thoughts. In fact, if you leave us some feedback on our competition page, [...]
CommentsRead MoreThe Times recommends Fluid Creativity (sort of)
September 28, 2009
Filed under:Fluid News, Industry News
In Saturday’s Times I came across an article by David Robertson: “Winning new customers can be crucial to survival”, and as I read it the findings of their Local Business Survey (in conjunction with Barclays) chimed exactly with what we do. OK, the article did not mention Fluid Creativity by name, but it might as [...]
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