Motion Designer — Commercial & Automotive Visuals

I am a motion designer specializing in high-impact visual storytelling for advertising and branded content. My work focuses on crafting clean, dynamic title sequences and screen graphics that enhance narrative clarity and elevate brand identity.

For projects such as campaigns with Mitsubishi Motors, I develop visually compelling motion systems that integrate seamlessly with live-action footage. I emphasize precision, timing, and minimal yet powerful design to ensure every frame communicates intent.

Core Skills & Keywords:
Motion Design, Animation, Motion Graphics, Title Design, Screen Graphics, Visual Storytelling, Advertising, Video Editing, Kinetic Typography, Branding, Post-Production, Commercial Content, Automotive Visuals, Adobe After Effects, Cinematic Composition

Approach:
Detail-driven, concept-focused, and aligned with modern visual trends—transforming static ideas into engaging motion experiences.
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A collection of diverse video projects featuring collage-style animation. Each piece explores a unique visual narrative by combining cut-out elements, textures, and playful compositions.

This project showcases the complete visual redesign and video production work done for the Rails SaaS Conference. Featuring everything from animated logos to custom motion graphics and meticulously edited videos, this portfolio piece highlights how dynamic visuals can enhance professional events in the tech industry.

This project is an explanatory animated video created in 2.5D technique for SIB, a cost reduction company. The explainer video is developed as part of the company’s rebranding to reflect its new identity and emphasize its modern approach to business.

SpendBrain, part of SIB, is a powerful spend management platform that helps businesses analyze and optimize their expenses through AI-driven insights and intuitive dashboards.

This project explores how typography and disciplined motion design can carry an entire narrative without relying on imagery or complex graphics. The commercial was developed as a recruitment piece for Oregon Institute of Technology, highlighting the institution’s identity as Oregon’s only polytechnic university.
The core concept visualizes the broken promise between college and career. The film opens on a stark black screen where the words “COLLEGE” and “CAREER” are connected by a white arrow. The arrow fractures at its center, symbolizing the growing disconnect between traditional education and real-world outcomes. From that moment, the visual language transitions from monochrome tension into Oregon Tech’s navy and gold, representing a solution-driven educational model.