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Motion graphics and digital art

Pieces where the idea only works because it moves: a moving poster, a collab teaser and a logo reveal.

3 piecesAnimation, compositingAfter Effects
01Moving poster

Across the Spiderverse

A poster has been a still frame for a century. Eight seconds of movement show the film’s atmosphere instead of its cast list. Glitch, parallax and lightning carry the character’s powers, timed against the film’s own sequences, and the glitches land on the audio cuts. Press play with the sound on.

  1. 01One background, two figures
  2. 02Parallax and glitches
  3. 03Lightning on the webs
  4. 04Masks and a seamless loop
The vibeElectric, restless, a little unstable.
  • Glitches on the audio cuts. The picture breaks exactly when the sound does, so the instability feels like the character’s spider-sense, not a filter.
  • Parallax depth. Layers drift at different speeds to fake a camera move, pulling you into the poster and keeping the figures in the back always watching.
  • Lightning on the webs. Energy runs along the web lines into the second poster, turning a cut into a reveal and adding drama to the hand-off.
  • A seamless loop. It ends on the same effect it opens with, so on a screen or a feed it never stops, just like the multiverse.
GlitchParallaxLightningSound design
02Collab teaser · July 2023

The Alley × Pompompurin

An ad announcing the collaboration. It holds two identities at once, the drink brand and the character, with quick transitions and restrained type so neither takes over.

The vibeSoft, sweet and playful, but still premium.
  • A warm caramel palette. Browns, creams and gold borrow from brown-sugar milk tea and Pompompurin’s colouring at the same time, so both brands feel at home.
  • Bubbly circle bursts and a liquid swirl. Shapes that look like boba and poured milk carry the reveal, keeping it cute without getting childish.
  • Quick, bouncy transitions. Short beats keep the hype building for a limited-edition drop and suit a character known for being cheerful.
  • Restrained type. One elegant serif and clean sans let the drink and the character stay the stars, and keep both logos readable.
2D animationTransitionsType
03Logo reveal

La Cucina

Animating the letterforms turns three seconds of information into something worth watching twice. Built while the identity was still being decided, with a typeface chosen partly for how it moves.

02Make the logo hop. Inspired by Pixar’s hopping-lamp intro, the logo bounces in step with the reveal, building anticipation.
The vibeWarm, homey and a little cheeky.
  • A hopping logo. Inspired by Pixar’s hopping-lamp intro, the bounce gives the brand personality before you’ve read a word.
  • Footage first. Real kitchen moments set the mood of a family table, so the logo lands somewhere that already feels inviting.
  • Type that behaves in motion. The letterforms were chosen partly for how they animate, so the reveal feels crafted rather than slid on.
Logo revealText animationFootage

Animated Doodles

For fun · Instagram

Small animated doodles I make on Instagram, for fun. This category is Halloween and Fall.

This is my side project for content creation and engagement on Instagram: quick seasonal pieces drawn and animated for the feed, where I can try ideas without a brief.

50kcombined views across posts
2k+likes and shares
Doodle 01
Doodle 02
Doodle 03
Doodle 04
Doodle 05
How I approach motion

If it moves, it should mean something.

Across posters, ads and logo reveals, I use motion where a still image runs out of room: to set a mood, reveal an idea, or make a few seconds worth watching twice.

01

Start with the story

Every piece begins with one idea it has to land, like a character’s powers, a partnership, or a brand’s first impression. The effects come second.

02

Timing is the design

Glitches cut on the beat, transitions keep the pace up, and pauses give the logo room. Most of the craft is deciding when, not what.

03

Let brands stay themselves

Restrained type and a clear palette keep identities readable, even when two brands share one frame.

04

Close the loop

Pieces end where they began, so they loop cleanly on a screen or a feed without a hard stop.

ToolsAfter EffectsCompositingSound design
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