This is an animation I did for the Snail's House Grape Soda MAP collaboration hosted by Crowne Prince. The rest of the multi-animator project can be found here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yp_pcKk2crc

A shot I cleaned up and colored for a SCAD student film called Bombshell, about a love struck hermit crab.

My senior thesis film made at the University of the Arts.

This was my final project for my animation aesthetics class where we had to make a animatic using four key words. Mine were scientist, absent minded character, smart phone, and boat. And after exploring with a few different concepts with those four words, I settled on an idea with a steampunk aesthetic to it.

A shot I cleaned up and colored for a student film called "Ghost".

A short rotoscope experiment featuring a witch as she brings the sky to life with her dance moves.

A shot I cleaned up and colored for an animated short called Detective Cat.

An animatic based off my concept of a neo noir city filled with fairy tale characters focusing on Red Riding Hood and her battle with her old foe the Big Bad Wolf.

Here we have my first animatics I did at SCAD for a class assignment. We were supposed to adapt a piece of text, song, or poetry into an animatic. I thought I'd try my hand at adapting the classic story of "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" for my animatic. I wanted to focus on his transformation scene in particular. I also tried experimenting with Clip Art Studio a bit and trying some new techniques to save time since we only had a very limited time for each animatic. Some techniques worked out great, but others didn't worked out as well as I hoped and made things look a bit too flat. I'm also disappointed at how I didn't set Still, I'm quite happy with this considering we had less than a week to make it, and I may possibly try to revise this one day since I am interested in doing a big project inspired by Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

A small animation exercise for one of my classes about a woman finding a gift for her done in a UPA art style.

A motion graphic experiment inspired by the words of the great Dr. Seuss.

My part of an animation for a commercial on giving helpful peer review where I animated a character and motion graphics beside them.