Motion Reel 2025
When I started building my motion reel, I wanted to create a small opening sequence specially for it.
Something that instantly felt personal, cinematic, and reflective of how I approach design: through craft, storytelling, and a touch of humor.
Something that instantly felt personal, cinematic, and reflective of how I approach design: through craft, storytelling, and a touch of humor.
The reel opens in a familiar creative space — a warm studio filled with things that define me: guitars, plants, a coffee setup, and little bits of character everywhere.
It’s designed to feel lived-in — more like an artist’s corner than a CG environment.
It’s designed to feel lived-in — more like an artist’s corner than a CG environment.
From there, the story moves through a series of transformations.
A 3D printer begins shaping my logo — a literal symbol of creativity taking form.
Moments later, that same logo reappears in a completely different context: printed into latte foam, formed out of LEGO bricks, and finally engraved on a vivid camera lens.
A 3D printer begins shaping my logo — a literal symbol of creativity taking form.
Moments later, that same logo reappears in a completely different context: printed into latte foam, formed out of LEGO bricks, and finally engraved on a vivid camera lens.
Each iteration of the logo ties back to a part of my creative identity — design, play, process, cinematography and photography. All stitched together through cinematic composition and tactile realism.
The opening sequence was built to capture attention in the first few seconds — not with flashy cuts, but with intentional atmosphere, light, and storytelling.
It’s my way of saying:
It’s my way of saying:
“Here’s where the work begins — and this is the world it comes from.”
