Print & craft
Linocut, risograph, woodblock, glass mosaic, sand on a lightbox. A physical medium, done in code down to the texture and the misregistration.
A festival in glass tiles
A Byzantine mosaic where the picture moves tile by tile: the beam, the sea, the boat.
A sourdough starter's life
Black-ink linocut that shivers as if every frame were printed again.
A pop-up city in four inks
A risograph street map folds up into a city, then folds flat again.
Morning crossing
A woodblock print pulled block by block, then the ferry rocks across the bay.
Illustration & loops
Picture-book gouache, pen and pencil, cut paper and seamless loops. Characters with a subplot, scenes that hold still long enough to look at.
One bakery, ten eras of art
The same scene redrawn from cave painting to flat vector, two seconds each, while the cat steals a roll.
A bee and a sunflower
Pen and coloured pencil with the animator's construction lines, in a perfect loop.
A drop of ink's adventure
A crayon and torn-paper storybook with textbook squash and stretch.
A sleeper train's window
A gouache picture-book loop through a whole night's journey.
Titles, type & logos
Opening titles, lyric edits, logo loops and kinetic type where the words do what they mean. Credits that are readable, holds that are long enough.
The Long Lunch, opening titles
Mid-century cut paper sliding, splitting and stacking on a jazz beat.
An anime opening for a database
Painted skies, title cards and chalkboard diagrams, cut on the beat.
A conference made of code
The identity types itself out: colours, fonts and birds made of brackets.
Signal / Noise logo loop
A wordmark breaks into pixels, ASCII and dither, then snaps back clean.
Explainers, data & product
Annotated charts, maps, UI walkthroughs, sale ads and year-in-review recaps, with real numbers and a layout built for the screen it plays on.
A network learns to read
A pixel-art explainer on graph paper: guesses pulse forward, mistakes flow back in red.
Controls made of liquid glass
A droplet becomes a toggle, a slider and a menu, with real refraction.
From a grain of sand to a window
Storybook plates and blueprint plates swap on every beat.
Around the world, 1519 to 1522
A gold-leaf folding screen opens onto an ink map of the first circumnavigation.
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