An experimental motion graphics style frame for Triumph, showing a close-up, high-contrast crop of the Triumph brand name and logo with textured, distressed black and white graphic elements.

Triumph

Style Frame Conceptuals

Disciplines

Concept
Graphic Design
Photography
Direction

Information

A series of experimental style frames exploring graphic treatments and look-development designs for a potential motion piece based on the classic Triumph Motorcycles brand. Combining high-end art direction, dynamic typography, and location photography, this design study builds a gritty, retro-futuristic aesthetic around iconic British motoring heritage.

The project incorporates original street photography captured on location in Regent Street, London, utilizing a Canon 6D to build out raw textures, close-up details, and graphic overlays.

A dark, textured motion design style frame featuring the Triumph shield logo in the centre, overlaid with red and white technical typography, tyre specifications, and 'London - England' graphics.
A motion graphics style frame featuring a close-up photograph of a Triumph Bonneville motorcycle dashboard and dials covered in rain droplets, integrated with technical engine specs, the Triumph shield logo, and bold typography.

Creative Direction & Design Process

The creative direction of this project focuses on a fusion of photographic layers and industrial design elements. By treating each style frame as a material study, the visuals connect digital motion design with mechanical layout.

The production pipeline relies on look-development and structured layout design to establish the visual style. This aesthetic is built by layering distressed textures, high-contrast typography, and technical motorcycle specifications over the location photography. Elements are composed to simulate the depth, motion, and atmospheric weight of a pre-rendered broadcast or title sequence, ensuring the final imagery feels grounded and authentic to the motoring world.

A dynamic style frame showing a detailed close-up of a Triumph Bonneville T120 motorcycle headlight with a protective grill, integrated with textured graphics, the Triumph logo, and a Club Moto London sticker.