The “glitchy, jittery” visuals of this Pitchfork designer are made with serendipity and his new favourite motion software

Chris Panicker, the visionary behind Pitchfork Selects' vibrant visuals, crafts "glitchy, jittery" animations that perfectly match the freshest music. He achieves this dynamic aesthetic by embracing serendipity and leveraging new motion software like Cavalry. For emerging women artists, this highlights the critical role of distinctive visuals in today's digital landscape, even when complementing other art forms. Panicker's approach reminds us to continually explore new tools and techniques, allowing for happy accidents to shape our unique artistic voice. Don't be afraid to experiment; your next breakthrough could be a 'glitch' away, keeping your work fresh and resonant. — Source: It's Nice That

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