Featured Designer

Pierre Magnol — Animator

Pierre Magnol is an Animator featured in the Art of Styleframe library of motion design and visual design talent. This profile aggregates selected works documented in the gallery alongside attribution links back to the artist's own portfolio for verified context.

Pierre's portfolio spans Artificial-Intelligence, MAPS, Datas, Dem-Earth Oslo among other commissions; the 10 selections indexed here each carry attribution straight back to the studio that made them. Titles in the gallery below include KAAMELOTT VFX SUP/LOOK DEV/OPENER, CORPORATE DESIGN FOR LEGRAND, LEGRAND VISUAL IDENTITY, FRANCE TELEVISION, among others, each opening on the original artist source rather than rehosted media.

For the complete picture, Pierre keeps work at bphoton.com, vimeo.com, and we treat those as the canonical record rather than duplicating them here. Keeping Pierre's page tied to specific works rather than a generic style taxonomy is a bias toward the particular this publication has tried to hold onto.

Pierre Magnol is an Animator, featured in the Art of Styleframe library. The selections below link to the artist's own portfolio for verified work history and credits.

Portfolio highlights

Artificial-Intelligence
MAPS
Datas Design of an opening title for " DIDI " (For Juice.pl) C4D / DEM EARTH / Otoy Octane RenderArt Direction / Design / 3D / Animation / Renders
Dem-Earth Oslo Design of an opening title for PVM house (pvmhouse.com Norway), thanks to Ronald Griffin.
Galaxy Several tests i made during the production of the last show from ALEXANDRE ASTIER : L'EXOCONFERENCE C4D / DEM EARTH / Otoy Octane Render
Panasonic Washing Machine I was commissioned to make the art direction for the 3d sequences for this movie Panasonic for Volt vfx (Shanghai) .. Animation, Light, Renders for the washing Machine.
Research about data visualisation of topographic datas, such as Lidar datas, for Brigade.tv C4D / Octane Render / Dem EARTH

The site behind the work

Magnol publishes under the name bphoton, and the site frames him across three overlapping areas: film, CGI, and photography. It's a big archive. Dozens of project pages sit behind the index, and they range from paid client jobs to render tests he clearly did on a weekend because a plugin update looked interesting.

What the client pages cover

Legrand shows up twice, once as corporate 3D design and once as a full visual identity build. Two separate briefs for the same electrical group, which usually means the first one went well enough to get a second call. France Television is the broadcast entry. The Kaamelott page is the outlier in scope: it's credited as VFX supervision, look development, and opener, so that's three jobs stacked into one project rather than a single styleframe pass.

Product and automotive work fills out the rest. Porsche 911 Carrera and the piece filed simply as Cell Phone both sit in the current set, alongside Mugler Perfum CGI. Fragrance and cars have more in common than they look: reflective surfaces, controlled studio light, and no room for a soft render.

Personal pieces

Stage, Athens, and Human Flood are the non-commercial entries. Athens and Human Flood in particular read as world-building experiments rather than pitches, which fits the wider archive, where terrain tools like Dem Earth and World Creator turn up again and again. The credit list above already documents how that research fed into paid work, including topographic data visualisation for Brigade.tv and the Dem Earth opening title for PVM House in Norway.