Sheet 01 · Motion & brand design · AW26
Work that moves,
made to be played with.
Vellund is the studio of a motion and brand designer. Title sequences, product films and identities that behave the same on a billboard and in a 40-pixel app icon. Fewer projects, finished properly.
Contact sheet · 3 of 12
AW26
01
Harbour Line, main titles
02
Alder, motion mark
03
Lumen, product film
14
years, one studio (demo)
120+
films and sequences shipped (demo)
9
awards, the ones that matter to us (demo)
Skills, dropped
Twelve tools,
one hand.
Drag them around. They fall, they bounce, they settle — and they stop moving once they have landed.
Title sequences
Product film
Identity in motion
Launch sites
Micro-interactions
Playground
Selected work
Six projects,
from one sheet.
A short list, on purpose. Each frame is here because the brief was hard and the result can be measured.
01
Harbour Line, main titles
Northlight Films
Motion
2026
Main titles for a documentary about a vanishing coast
02
Alder, motion mark
Alder Workshop
Identity
2025
An identity that moves, for a furniture maker that does not
03
Lumen, product film
Lumen Objects
Motion
2025
A product film with no voice-over and no script
04
Fieldnotes, launch site
Fieldnotes App
Web
2026
A launch site where the illustration draws itself as you scroll
How I work
Three rules,
kept on every job.
01
Motion answers a question
Where did this come from, where is it going, what just changed. If a movement answers none of these, it is cut.
02
Every frame is a still
Pause the film anywhere and it should hold up as a poster. Composition first, easing second.
03
Reduced motion is a feature
Visitors who ask their system for less motion get a calmer site, not a broken one. Every piece on this site respects it.
The playground
Don’t just look.
Pull, drag, drop.
Five physics pieces live on the playground page — and one of them is the light switch hanging from the navigation. Try it.
Open the playground
Respects prefers-reduced-motion
Kind words
What clients say
after the screening.
“The titles are the first thing people mention after the screening. Not the film — the titles.”
NL
Noor Lindqvist
Director, Northlight Films (demo)
“Our logo finally does something. The motion guidelines are the most used document in the company.”
TA
Theo Alder
Founder, Alder Workshop (demo)
“Ninety seconds, no voice-over, and the lamp sold out in a week. We keep rewatching it.”
MO
Mara Oyelaran
Head of Brand, Lumen Objects (demo)
Good to know
Answers to the questions
we hear most often.
What does a title sequence cost?
Fixed price per scope. After a 30-minute call you get a one-page proposal with a number and a date. Most sequences land between two and six weeks of work (demo pricing on request).
How long does a product film take?
Five to eight weeks from storyboard to final cut, including one round of revisions. 3D films take a little longer; films from your own footage a little less.
Do you work with developers?
Yes, and often as one. Launch sites are built in Framer and handed over editable; animations ship as Lottie or Rive with a token set engineers can read.
Can you animate our existing logo?
Usually. A motion mark starts with a half-day audit of what the logo can and cannot do, and ends with a small set of approved movements, not one showreel.
Have something
that needs to move?
Send a short note about the project and the date. I reply within two working days, usually with a few questions.
Start a conversation
Booking from January