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This project is a tribute to my childhood dog, Henri, immortalized through a unique animated zoetrope. Starting with sculpts in Maya and Nomad, I refined each dog head in Blender to create a seamless animation of a barking dog. The final model was 3D-printed and spun on a rotating platform. By syncing the camera’s shutter speed with the rotation, the dog appears animated in motion. The poodle featured in this piece is a heartfelt homage to my beloved pet, bringing a personal touch to this blend of technology and art.
Created during my semester in Berlin, Billie and Bluma is a concept designed to engage children with their surroundings through animation. This short animation leverages a Pepper’s Ghost projection system to bring the characters to life on metro train windows as they pass through underground tunnels. Each animation features a playful narrative tied to the history or culture of the next metro stop, offering an immersive and educational experience for young passengers.
Billie and Bluma, two mischievous yet lovable siblings, bring Berlin to life with their lighthearted adventures, celebrating the city's unique character and charm. This project combines animation with innovative projection technology to make daily commutes both entertaining and enriching.
This concept project reimagines the classic tale of Hansel and Gretel as a gritty, contemporary story set in the underground rave scene. Hansel and Gretel, two rebellious teens, are lured into "Kandi Haus," a club that bypasses ID checks. The club’s owner, a sinister modern-day witch, tempts them with "candy" laced with addictive substances, leading to a cycle of dependency and control.
The project’s visual style draws inspiration from graffiti’s bold shape language, the playful yet edgy aesthetic of mid-2000s vinyl toys, and retro design elements from the 1970s. This fusion creates a vibrant yet unsettling atmosphere, echoing the story’s dark themes.
A single father navigates the challenges of his young daughter’s quirky obsession with disassembling and reassembling objects in their home.
A goth girl’s preparation for a heavy metal concert is hilariously derailed by a mischievous bathroom haunting.
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