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backgrounds and still images for a vocabulary animation geared at first graders, called Surfing in Hawaii. Made for Flocabulary, 2014. All designs by me.Animation, Character Design, Illustration2014 -
Walking around cities at night is one of my favorite things to do. Last fall (2014), I captured what I notice on video while exploring Boston after dark with my Nikon DSLR. I spliced together sound clips from a wildlife documentary about Yosemite, filmed in the 1970s to set the footage to. There's something poetic about the way narrators speak in old television shows.Art Direction2015 -
A project for Flocabulary that I was absolutely thrilled to work on! Animated by me in AfterEffects, assets and illustration by Nathaniel Soria, this video breaks down the phases of the moon. Geared at grades k-5Animation2015 -
I love doing close studies of objects. Here are a series of skulls drawn either on paper or in Photoshop with a tablet. Made in fall of 2014Illustration2014 -
I was lucky enough to spend a summer in Ireland my sophomore year of college. These are part of a larger series of 18 x 24in paintings done in watercolor, based on photographs I took exploring.Illustration, Painting2014 -
These are a pair of concept illustrations for an unrealized horror game, made in photoshop.Illustration2014 -
This is a character sheet for an animation, designed to be played in the background of a live-action children's TV show. "Imagine That"and the music of Oh Susannah! went on to win Best Music Show at the 2013 Monty Awards! So glad to have been a part of it!Animation, Cartooning, Illustration2014 -
These are character designs and backgrounds for a Flocabulary animation. It is about a girl who goes on adventures by reading books, and is aimed at students in the first grade. To make the assets, I painted watercolors and then used photoshop to collage them together.Animation, Character Design, Illustration2014 -
Still from a quick walk cycle of an ostrich in photoshop!Animation2014