My interest in motion design started not so long ago but I've been ramping up quickly and learning a ton of new tools and processes, mostly in Blender, to create 3D scenes and loops that always put a particular feature in the spotlight and often go in a crazy, unplanned direction!
I create by experimentation and I am now experienced enough to put together an idea and bring it to life really quickly, which is essential when I work for myself and even more when I create something for clients, so I can show them a nice and tight visual first pass and gather their thoughts and feedback.
I want to maximize visibility and communication so that you'll never wait on me whenever you have something to discuss or you want to point me in a certain direction with new ideas, details, and anything that could come into mind.
I'm used to deliver quickly and my approach is very iterative, since I am also a professional video game level designer and I am used to creating 3D scenes and layouts from A to Z, and have been for more than 10 years.
I have the same approach when creating motion design scenes: sketch the big parts real fast, then iterate as many times as necessary, and organize my research and the client's checklist tightly using solid documentation (I use Confluence, which makes this easy)
I'm skilled in audio viz, VJ loops, world building scenes, VFX, fluid simulation, modeling, texturing and rendering.
I also have a pretty active imagination so I can bounce off your ideas and come up with mine if you want them, and experiment if you want something a bit crazy and "out there", which is what I'm known in my job for!
I'm hoping to be able to put those skills to good use and I'm looking forward to building up trust with clients looking for something cool, something a bit wild and most important: something that'll tick all the challenges and expectations you can throw at me!