Keyframes launched as a new web design service and curated digital archive dedicated to cataloging motion graphics by studios and freelancers.

Finding exceptional motion design often feels like a fragmented search across personal portfolios, Vimeo channels, and scattered social feeds. Keyframes addresses this friction by establishing a dedicated index that organizes motion work with intentional restraint. Operating entirely in Spanish while cataloging both national creators from Spain and international studios, the platform serves as an unhurried, algorithm-free repository. There are no vanity metrics, public follower counts, or sponsored placements dictating visibility. Instead, the directory relies on human curation where every animation is selected for its technical rigor, conceptual clarity, and lasting visual impression.

A Thoughtfully Curated Web Design Service for Motion Graphics

The interface reflects an uncompromising approach to utility and typographic discipline. Built with React and styled around the crisp letterforms of the Geist typeface, the web design privileges rapid discovery over decorative clutter. A modular filter bar enables visitors to sort projects across multiple axes: geographic origin between Spanish and international creators, organizational scale between independent freelancers and established design studios, and technical execution across 2D animation, 3D CGI, and mixed media. A real-time search input pairs with dynamic counters, allowing designers and art directors to immediately locate specific artists, studios, or project titles without unnecessary page reloads.

Project detail views maintain this disciplined presentation by foregrounding the motion work itself. Each entry features an integrated video player paired with granular creator credits, production technique breakdowns, and direct external references. Visitors can explore world-class pieces like the tactile 3D simulations of Qatsi Studio, the expressive showreels of Clim Studio in Barcelona, the fluid particle studies of Maxim Zhestkov, and the tactile typographic titles crafted by Vincent Schwenk. Beyond the primary film gallery, Keyframes also provides a curated directory of essential industry resources, connecting the community with type foundries, technical tutorials, festival calls, and job platforms.

Explore the archive and discover featured studios at Keyframes.