Motion Graphics
Melt – 3D Packaging Animation
Looping 3D animations that bring the Melt cleansing oil packaging to life.
Created to accompany the Melt skincare packaging project, these short loops show the bottle and carton in motion, letting the glossy finish, embossed wordmark, and label details catch the light from every angle.
View the packaging project →Hopped Into Trouble – 2D Animated Short
A short animated story based on a true event from my own life, starring a bunny character designed to match my kawaii cat illustrations.
Hopped Into Trouble follows a bunny on an ordinary drive that takes an unexpected turn when a police officer pulls them over. Told through short scenes, from the open road to the traffic stop and a snowy drive the next day, the story turns a real, stressful moment into something lighthearted and relatable.
The bunny was designed in the same soft, rounded kawaii style as my Hitotema cat characters, using simple shapes, pastel colors, and expressive faces to carry the emotion of each scene.
Created in Adobe Animate, the piece combines character animation, animated title and chapter typography, and shifting camera angles, from side views of the car to inside the driver’s seat, to build pacing and tension throughout the story.
iPhone Focus Mode – Short Ad Concept
A short-form product advertisement highlighting Focus Mode through clean, controlled motion.
This project is a 20-second advertisement concept centered on Apple's Focus Mode feature. The animation contrasts moments of distraction with a controlled, simplified interface to emphasize clarity and user control.
The visual approach follows Apple-inspired principles of minimalism, smooth transitions, and restrained typography to communicate functionality quickly and effectively in a short-form format.
This is an independent conceptual project and is not affiliated with Apple Inc.
Finding Nemo – Kinetic Typography Study
A kinetic typography piece inspired by underwater movement and animated storytelling.
This project explores kinetic typography as a storytelling tool, using motion, timing, and pacing to reflect the rhythm and atmosphere of an underwater environment.
Inspired by Finding Nemo, the animation uses fluid transitions, scale shifts, and directional movement to mimic the natural flow of water while reinforcing narrative tone through type.
This is a fan-inspired project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Walt Disney Company or Pixar.