If you are someone who like music, dancing, and horses, then you will appreciate this. In 2012, a short film with the title instinct of color was published, and each of the four nail polish hues from OPI was included in the film. It is without a doubt one of the most stunning adverts that I have ever seen. DAN Paris, a company that specializes in advertising, was engaged by ODI. They were able to accomplish a miracle by working together. Just look at it for yourself!
According to Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, Executive Vice President and Artistic Director of the OPI, a nail color has the potential to convey sensations and emotions that are taking place on the inside of the person who is wearing nail paint.
In this little video clip, four ladies are shown engaging in conversation with one another via the mediums of dance and color.
By using a trained Thoroughbred that was capable of reproducing the dancers’ actions with little computer alteration, they were able to convey the lively, energetic, and creative culture that is characteristic of the OPI brand.
Mario Lurasi, a French equestrian stunt trainer, is the one responsible for training the gorgeous horse known as Lady in Black, who serves as the protagonist of this advertisement. Despite the fact that some of the dressage moments may be attributed to very skilled Photoshoppers and 3D animation, the most of it is still accurate.
According to what is said on the website, their primary objective was to provide a realistic and seamless appearance for the animator and render. They animated, generated, and tracked the three-dimensional legs into several viewpoints, producing a visual representation of the horse doing a variety of complex motions.
The commercial is more than just a beauty advertisement; it is a masterpiece. This is true regardless of whether or not it is animated. It was then followed by their brilliant team of animators who worked hard to duplicate the lifelike motions that matched the video of the actual horse. The 3-D model that they utilized was meticulously matched with that of the genuine horse prior to the animation process. Click on the link that is provided below to see the breathtaking video without further ado.