Satisfying, loop-ready motion graphics are everywhere right now, and one of the cleanest examples making the rounds is a “growing cubes” effect — blocks that slowly scale and settle into place to form a shape. Artist Meiu (@MeiU800) shared the full Blender project file for free so you can study and reuse it.
Perfect for learning Geometry Nodes
What the Effect Is
The animation takes a field of cubes and grows each one into position over time, creating a smooth build-up reveal. It’s the kind of effect that works beautifully as a logo sting, a loading loop, or a background element in motion design — and it’s endlessly remixable once you have the setup.
What You Get
Meiu is sharing the complete Blender project file for free (name-your-price on Gumroad), so instead of just watching a tutorial you get the actual scene: the objects, the animation setup, and the timing already dialed in. Opening a finished file and reverse-engineering it is one of the fastest ways to learn a technique.
Why It’s Worth Grabbing
Even if you never use the cubes directly, the file is a great reference for staggered animation timing and procedural-style build-ups. Swap the cubes for your own geometry, adjust the growth timing, and you have an original effect built on a proven foundation.
Get It
Download the free Growing Cubes project file on Gumroad →
Original post: Meiu on X.
