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Co-working Motion Branding

LOOK DEV + MOTION DESIGN + KEYVISUALS

@gemeindehaus.work
Co-working Motion Branding

LOOK DEV + MOTION DESIGN + KEYVISUALS

@gemeindehaus.work
Co-working Motion Branding

LOOK DEV + MOTION DESIGN + KEYVISUALS

@gemeindehaus.work
Co-working Motion Branding

LOOK DEV + MOTION DESIGN + KEYVISUALS

@gemeindehaus.work
Co-working Motion Branding

LOOK DEV + MOTION DESIGN + KEYVISUALS

@gemeindehaus.work
Co-working Motion Branding

@gemeindehaus.work
Co-working Motion Branding

@gemeindehaus.work
Co-working Motion Branding

@gemeindehaus.work
Co-working Motion Branding

@gemeindehaus.work
Co-working Motion Branding

In 2019 @karlanders.de asked me if I could create a keyvisual as well as some motion branding animations for their special office place in St. Pauli (Hamburg, Germany) that they share with creatives from all disciplines. Designers, filmmakers, copywriters, photographers, start-ups, NGOs – you name it.

Based on their logo design, the new interior design of the office and the typographical jet static layouts I developed a simple and effective motion system for social media. The core idea was formed out of the history of this place. Built in the 70s following neo-brutalism, the building is an architectural eye-catcher in Hamburgs most popular district and was used for religious purposes in the past. Every wording and typographical sign in the office was created with a pun in mind regarding the former religious use. Not in a sense of being rude rather than putting a smile on your face.

What would fit more than bold and clean motion clips that would feature one of the most iconic religious symbols in a fun way. The hovering candles were born. They perfectly describe the out-of-the-box-thinking an office like this encourages and also embrace a warm feeling of secureness and homecoming.

But there is also a sidekick: The standard yellow office lamp that was equipped with a halo of course. The color scheme features green for hope and also a nice pink – for a rosy future.

Amen.

In 2019 @karlanders.de asked me if I could create a keyvisual as well as some motion branding animations for their special office place in St. Pauli (Hamburg, Germany) that they share with creatives from all disciplines. Designers, filmmakers, copywriters, photographers, start-ups, NGOs – you name it.

Based on their logo design, the new interior design of the office and the typographical jet static layouts I developed a simple and effective motion system for social media. The core idea was formed out of the history of this place. Built in the 70s following neo-brutalism, the building is an architectural eye-catcher in Hamburgs most popular district and was used for religious purposes in the past. Every wording and typographical sign in the office was created with a pun in mind regarding the former religious use. Not in a sense of being rude rather than putting a smile on your face.

What would fit more than bold and clean motion clips that would feature one of the most iconic religious symbols in a fun way. The hovering candles were born. They perfectly describe the out-of-the-box-thinking an office like this encourages and also embrace a warm feeling of secureness and homecoming.

But there is also a sidekick: The standard yellow office lamp that was equipped with a halo of course. The color scheme features green for hope and also a nice pink – for a rosy future.

Amen.

In 2019 @karlanders.de asked me if I could create a keyvisual as well as some motion branding animations for their special office place in St. Pauli (Hamburg, Germany) that they share with creatives from all disciplines. Designers, filmmakers, copywriters, photographers, start-ups, NGOs – you name it.

Based on their logo design, the new interior design of the office and the typographical jet static layouts I developed a simple and effective motion system for social media. The core idea was formed out of the history of this place. Built in the 70s following neo-brutalism, the building is an architectural eye-catcher in Hamburgs most popular district and was used for religious purposes in the past. Every wording and typographical sign in the office was created with a pun in mind regarding the former religious use. Not in a sense of being rude rather than putting a smile on your face.

What would fit more than bold and clean motion clips that would feature one of the most iconic religious symbols in a fun way. The hovering candles were born. They perfectly describe the out-of-the-box-thinking an office like this encourages and also embrace a warm feeling of secureness and homecoming.

But there is also a sidekick: The standard yellow office lamp that was equipped with a halo of course. The color scheme features green for hope and also a nice pink – for a rosy future.

Amen.

In 2019 @karlanders.de asked me if I could create a keyvisual as well as some motion branding animations for their special office place in St. Pauli (Hamburg, Germany) that they share with creatives from all disciplines. Designers, filmmakers, copywriters, photographers, start-ups, NGOs – you name it.

Based on their logo design, the new interior design of the office and the typographical jet static layouts I developed a simple and effective motion system for social media. The core idea was formed out of the history of this place. Built in the 70s following neo-brutalism, the building is an architectural eye-catcher in Hamburgs most popular district and was used for religious purposes in the past. Every wording and typographical sign in the office was created with a pun in mind regarding the former religious use. Not in a sense of being rude rather than putting a smile on your face.

What would fit more than bold and clean motion clips that would feature one of the most iconic religious symbols in a fun way. The hovering candles were born. They perfectly describe the out-of-the-box-thinking an office like this encourages and also embrace a warm feeling of secureness and homecoming.

But there is also a sidekick: The standard yellow office lamp that was equipped with a halo of course. The color scheme features green for hope and also a nice pink – for a rosy future.

Amen.

In 2019 @karlanders.de asked me if I could create a keyvisual as well as some motion branding animations for their special office place in St. Pauli (Hamburg, Germany) that they share with creatives from all disciplines. Designers, filmmakers, copywriters, photographers, start-ups, NGOs – you name it.

Based on their logo design, the new interior design of the office and the typographical jet static layouts I developed a simple and effective motion system for social media. The core idea was formed out of the history of this place. Built in the 70s following neo-brutalism, the building is an architectural eye-catcher in Hamburgs most popular district and was used for religious purposes in the past. Every wording and typographical sign in the office was created with a pun in mind regarding the former religious use. Not in a sense of being rude rather than putting a smile on your face.

What would fit more than bold and clean motion clips that would feature one of the most iconic religious symbols in a fun way. The hovering candles were born. They perfectly describe the out-of-the-box-thinking an office like this encourages and also embrace a warm feeling of secureness and homecoming.

But there is also a sidekick: The standard yellow office lamp that was equipped with a halo of course. The color scheme features green for hope and also a nice pink – for a rosy future.

Amen.

Concept & Design Karl Anders

Art Direction Nikolai Dobreff

Design Iris Hammwöhner

Motion Branding Moril Gnoyke

Interior Design Martha Wurmus

Photography Nikolai Dobreff

Concept & Design Karl Anders

Art Direction Nikolai Dobreff

Design Iris Hammwöhner

Motion Branding Moril Gnoyke

Interior Design Martha Wurmus

Photography Nikolai Dobreff

Concept & Design Karl Anders
Art Direction Nikolai Dobreff
Design Iris Hammwöhner
Motion Branding Moril Gnoyke
Interior Design Martha Wurmus
Photography Nikolai Dobreff

Concept & Design Karl Anders
Art Direction Nikolai Dobreff
Design Iris Hammwöhner
Motion Branding Moril Gnoyke
Interior Design Martha Wurmus
Photography Nikolai Dobreff

Concept & Design Karl Anders
Art Direction Nikolai Dobreff
Design Iris Hammwöhner
Motion Branding Moril Gnoyke
Interior Design Martha Wurmus
Photography Nikolai Dobreff

Portfolio of Moril Gnoyke

Art Direction + Motion Design

Portfolio of Moril Gnoyke
Art Direction + Motion Design

Portfolio of Moril Gnoyke
Art Direction + Motion Design

Portfolio of Moril Gnoyke
Art Direction + Motion Design

Portfolio of Moril Gnoyke
Art Direction + Motion Design