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Bank Runners drops tomorrow—let’s peek under the hood of this printing press each of the 1776 animated banknotes uses a mix of design, animation, 3D modeling, and video work crafted, not generated. let's dive deeper 🧵
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each Bank Runner is a one-of-a-kind bitcoin artwork, individually numbered and bursting with distinctive flair I used 12 layer groups and 150+ art layers—could’ve produced millions of unique notes, but curated it down to 1776 making some traits super rare 👀
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did i mention the 12 ultra rare Bank Runners with 1/1 centerpieces? anyways, more on the creative process below 👇
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I kicked things off in Illustrator, my digital playground i made each banknote layer from scratch, building up the layers: base colors, textures, borders from there, I stacked on the flair: adornments, corner emblems, stamps, center frames, and text themes, building the prototype piece by piece using a master composition, I pulled all the layers together into one banknote design tweaks? oh yeah, lots. I cycled obsessively through every layer, fine-tuning until it all clicked for the final, polished 'Bank Runners' notes
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for animation, I brought all the art into After Effects, stacking layers for each attribute—traits bundled into groups, plus mini-compositions for animations and tweaks on the fly for the 3D stuff, I jumped into C4D, crafting running characters, two satoshis, and those slick 3D satoshi masks for the portraits then brought those animations back to After Effects, to apply color correction and other effects to nail the final vibe for the portrait loops, techniques like face masking, video tracking, and rotoscoping did the heavy lifting
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compiling and rendering the final banknotes: with art and animations locked in, we used JavaScript expressions in After Effects to pick elements based on a handcrafted attributes database a.k.a. spreadsheet no algorithms or anything like that—my vision, my rules this spreadsheet was my secret sauce, ensuring every 'Bank Runner' banknote stood out as super unique twelve art layer groups danced to my database’s tune, pumping out unique compositions to be rendered each banknote is a bold, one-of-a-kind story of monetary revolution - looping in 4k resolution
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