• The Super Saturated LUTs pack is a dynamic collection of high-impact color-grading looks designed for filmmakers, editors, and content creators who want to push their visuals into a richer, more expressive spectrum. Created by Useful&More and available on Motion Array, this bundle delivers 10 professionally crafted LUTs built around deep saturation, crisp tonal separation, and beautifully elevated color contrast. Whether you’re producing commercials, travel films, fashion edits, social media videos, or stylized cinematic projects, these LUTs offer an instant upgrade to your color workflow—no complicated grading skills required.

• The Cinematic LUTs by Supergiant is a premium color grading pack designed to elevate your video projects with professional, cinematic looks. Perfect for filmmakers, content creators, and video editors, this LUT collection provides a powerful yet accessible way to transform ordinary footage into visually stunning storytelling. Whether you are working on short films, music videos, commercials, or YouTube content, The Cinematic LUTs ensure your visuals carry the polish and emotional impact of high-end productions.

https://motiondesign.school/courses/ui-animation-essentials/

• A structured online course on interface animation in After Effects and Principle. You will learn how to animate almost any interface, from desktop to smartwatch.
• This hardcore course will teach you how to animate almost any interface, from desktop to smartwatch. We’ll start with the basics of interface animation and proceed to the hardcore techniques in After Effects.
• We will also cover animation prototyping in Principle, features for exporting animation to use in web and mobile applications, and features for importing designs from various software for UI designers.

Array Font Family

Array is a small family of electronic display style fonts. All of the design’s letterforms are made up of dots on a grid. The capital letters in each of the fonts are 10 dots tall. Lowercase letters like the “a”, which does not have an ascender or descender, are eight dots tall. Ascending lowercase letters are one dot taller than the capitals, so the “b” and “d” are 11 dots high. Descending letters like the “j” and the “g” have two dots that drop below the baseline. There are some characters, such as the Euro currency symbol, which dip below the baseline in order to accommodate all of the necessary “parts” on the Array grid, too.