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Glitch Typography Motion
This project explores the glitch aesthetic in motion typography, transforming clean type layouts into fragmented, distorted, and rhythmic sequences. Drawing inspiration from digital errors and noise, I experimented with how alignment and paragraphs could break apart and re-form in unexpected ways.

By using effects such as distortion, frame skipping, and layering, the text moves between legibility and chaos. The result is a piece that reflects the tension between control (typographic structure) and unpredictability (digital glitches).

Through this experiment, I learned how glitch can be used as a design language — not just as an error, but as an expressive visual style. It expanded my understanding of motion typography and opened up new ways of thinking about rhythm, imperfection, and digital culture.

Tags: Glitch, Typography, Motion Graphics, After Effects, Experimental Design, Student Project