Nour Abou Hamdan

Nour Abou Hamdan 🎨 Motion Graphics | Branding | Editing
📥 Let's Work Together

💎Highly creative
💎Multi-talented Graphic Designer
💎Excellent knowledge in producing different range of Printing materials
💎Graphic Design Degree who conceptualizes innovative design solutions for :

• Logo Design
• Poster Design
• Business Card Design
• Full Brand Identity
• Packaging Design
• Ads Design
• Roll Up Banner Design
• Brochure Design
• Photoshop Editing Photos
• Video Editing | Motion

Graphics | Animation
• Mockups

Key Skills:
💎 Create designs that complement client's ideas and requirements
💎 Attract the audience's attention
💎 Always eager to learn more different type of skills
💎 Accuracy and attention to detail
💎 Reviewing final layouts and suggesting improvements if required
💎 Professional approach to time, costs and deadlines

16/01/2026

Following up on my Poké Ball stills, I turned them into a short animation as a technical test.

I reused and linked animation data between the Poké Ball and Great Ball to practice applying the same motion across different objects.

The focus was on improving lighting, materials, and simple camera movement in Blender, then finishing the edit in After Effects with transitions and synced sound effects.

Practicing the workflow and refining the details.

Back to something familiar ⚡️Pokémon was a big part of my childhood, long before I knew anything about materials, shader...
13/01/2026

Back to something familiar ⚡️

Pokémon was a big part of my childhood, long before I knew anything about materials, shaders, or 3D.

I made these Poké Balls a while back by following a tutorial and adding my own touch. Coming back to refine the materials felt strangely nostalgic.

Same model. Better understanding. More intention.

Back to Blender. 🍩I’ve always wanted to become a 3D artist. Life, timing, and priorities got in the way — but the feelin...
06/01/2026

Back to Blender. 🍩

I’ve always wanted to become a 3D artist. Life, timing, and priorities got in the way — but the feeling of watching a simple cube turn into something real, textured, and alive never left.

After being on and off with 3D for years, I’m committing to making Blender a consistent part of my practice in 2026. This donut project was my reset.

I’m sharing this as a challenge to myself — something to look back on next year and see how far I’ve come.

If you work in 3D: what helped you progress the most, and how do you practice consistently?

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