Experimental Video Animation Project By Taehoon Park. Korea is a fun experimental video animation project of cloth simulation that will tickle your imagination. By Sean Leywes.

When Taehoon Park started work on this Korea, video animation project, his main objective was to create something funny.  At the end of the process, the video animation project is not just funny, it is also beautiful.

Korea is the 10th video animation project by Park and his study group.  The main purpose of  the video project, according to Park ‘is to study and practice cloth simulations.’ It was also an opportunity for him to try some different concepts of his usual work.

The idea for the project began soon after Park finished studying Marvelous Designer and Mixamo, two important tools for animation and 3D projects.  As proof that he understood what he learned,  he decided to create an experimental fun video animation project with the tools.  The result is Korea.

He began the project with research. ‘While considering and researching I found the Korea traditional things (clothes, environment, and accessories)are very beautiful and detail,’ he explained. That was when he decided to create a fun this funny and kind of weird animation.

Korea is a beautiful animation project of dancing Korean attires.  Even Park is pleased with his creation. ‘Studying Marvelous Designer was really fun and easy.’ he said. The fact that he could create a dancing simulation after studying only one day of Marvelous Designer and Mixamo is a confidence booster for this young motion graphic designer. The texturing of the Korean traditional clothes and creating the environments ‘were super fun.’

Based in Seoul, South Korea Taehoon Park is a 3D artist and motion graphic designer.  For his work, he uses CINEMA4D for 3D things, and After Effects for compositing. “I’m really into title designs, cool-looking artwork, short animation, and lighting,’ he said. Park’s goal is to become an art director, and he is already studying to achieve his goal. You can see more of his works on his Behance platform and Vimeo.