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The store manager of a local HomeGoods reached out to me for an infographic detailing various connections between everyday culture and the Hispanic world.

For most high-end productions, audio novels bridge the gap between script and animation. My Thesis Project features the completed sound design, but also tests certain IK handles and foreshortening algorithms.

Although I modeled this spacecraft with a hand-drawn reference, I still had to visualize its appearance in three dimensions.

The following timelapse shows my process of employing an autotrace extension. I’d like to refine this feature, and minimize the tedious bits of digitizing lineart.

Several months of research afforded me 2.5D rigs and dynamic body language. Those small kind of details both enhance my work and acclimate me to AE.

Background style and voice acting are among the breakthroughs after reorganizing my workflow.

Not long after picking up AE did I jump into character animation. I strung together a loose narrative using basic editing techniques and assorted media.

As my earliest foray into video, I made a few transformations heighten the eeriness of a distorted photo.

Compositing lets me channel a bunch of parts into something bigger. Digital or not, it’s almost second nature for me to create new meaning from old content.

I designed a handful of patterns for a color theory project. Just by changing one color, one perceives the others differently.

Under constraints of black and white, the piece relies on counterclockwise contours and downward angles to emulate a particular feeling.

Many art assignments would enable my work to integrate figure drawing and color theory. As a result I established an enduring, consistent style among my characters.