Laws of motion told with 3D type, cubes and a Newton's cradle
2.7K views·21 likes·2 saves·Posted 3 Oct 2026 · 0:45 · Motion Graphics
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A 45-second motion study on the laws of momentum that moves through inertia, action and reaction, gravity and resonance with extruded 3D type, scattering cubes, a Newton's cradle and a lime ball, ending on “Your move, Fable.”
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I told Opus 5.5 to DEFEAT Fable 5.5 (again) THIS TIME IT DIDNT DISAPPOINT. OPUS 5.5 IS NECK TO NECK (sometimes better) THAN FABLE 5.5. GIVE THIS A WATCH.
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