I create visuals that move, and move you.
As a motion designer, I see motion as the bridge between visuals and emotion. Whether it’s a 3D render in Blender or a motion piece in After Effects, my goal is to make ideas move, literally and emotionally. I design animations that tell stories, enhance brand identity, and bring digital experiences to life through movement, light, and rhythm.
Every frame matters. From timing and easing to composition and texture, I craft visuals that feel intentional and immersive. My work blends aesthetic precision with narrative flow, creating animations that are not only visually striking but also strategically impactful. I love turning static concepts into dynamic visuals that captivate, communicate, and connect.
I created a promo video for a Kickstarter project, the cat basket. I did the animation with After Effects. Curious what I created?
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I created a 3D scene for McDonald’s, a promo for a new Happy Meal toy. I did the 3D scene and the animation in Blender. Curious what I created?
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This project was a fun way to keep practicing my animation skills and explore what I could create with simple After Effects techniques.
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I want to explore the world of Blender even more, that’s why I’m working on another project. Stay tuned!
Stay tuned#Motion
For this assignment, I had to create an animation video for a Kickstarter project. I chose the Cat Basket, a cozy and smart space designed for cats. I picked this concept because I genuinely liked the idea, it’s something I would actually sponser myself.
For the animation, I used Illustrator for the illustrations and After Effects for the motion. I really enjoyed this project because I love figuring out how movement can make visuals not only look appealing but also communicate a message effortlessly.
#3D&Motion
For this assignment, I had to create a Blender scene with some motion in it. We could choose any brand, and I went with McDonald’s. I picked it because its playful, fun, and colorful vibe matched perfectly with Blender’s look and feel.
This was my first time working in Blender, and I absolutely loved it. I was amazed by how you can build such detailed, dynamic scenes starting from something as simple as a cube. I really enjoyed every part of this project and I’m super proud of the final result.
#CosyFall
I started this project during the summer as a way to keep practicing and improving my animation skills. I wanted to create something completely from scratch, starting with a fun illustration made entirely in Illustrator. Once the illustration was finished, I brought it into After Effects and experimented with different ways to bring it to life.
I focused on using basic animation principles and simple After Effects techniques to create movement that still felt fun and dynamic. Even though the animation was made with fairly simple methods, I challenged myself to push them as far as possible and turn a static illustration into something that feels alive. I really enjoyed experimenting with the movement and am very happy with how the final result turned out.