
Visual System
Pop music video with a halftone portrait overlay
Canvas, AI image · 16:9 · 5:06
by anabology

faça uma animação de stickman's numa batalha naval, use meus SFX em tal pasta

Visual System
Canvas, AI image · 16:9 · 5:06
by anabology
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How Stick-figure ships face off in a naval battle was made, what its prompt says, and how to make Visual System videos like it with Potto.
Stick-figure ships face off in a naval battle is a motion graphics video by andriyfernandes in the Visual System collection. A 12-second canvas animation of stick-figure ships fighting a naval battle.
Stick-figure ships face off in a naval battle was made with Canvas and Audio. It is part of the Visual System collection of AI motion graphics videos on Potto.
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