Motion design & interaction.

Movement designed with intention

Motion adds energy, pacing, and emotion — but only when it has a reason to be there. I use it to guide attention, clarify ideas, and give a brand a pulse, without ever letting the animation drown out the message. For me, the goal isn’t movement for movement’s sake; it’s animation that actually helps people understand what they’re looking at.

Created interactive social media assets for Bell Helmets featuring parallax scrolling and immersive product storytelling. The experience combined educational product highlights with bold visual pacing designed to inspire riders while showcasing key helmet technology.

Developed a 3D animation for a Bell Helmets product video showcasing the key technology behind the XR Spherical helmet. The work used dimensional motion and exploded visual storytelling to communicate product construction, safety innovation, and performance features in a more engaging and accessible way.

Every motion project starts with rhythm and hierarchy. I use timing, transitions, and sequencing to control how information is revealed — not just to make things move, but to guide how an audience understands the story. Whether it’s animated social content, event graphics, or presentation decks, I keep the focus on clarity and flow.

My work spans animated campaigns, video assets, and lightweight interface motion. I build these in After Effects and Premiere, often using Figma for storyboarding and AI tools to accelerate the creative process. For product storytelling and dimensional sequences, I bring in KeyShot to add depth and realism. The result is motion that feels intentional, whether it’s a quick scroll animation or a full campaign video.

Produced an animated marquee experience for a Bell Helmets landing page introducing the new ProTint shield technology. The piece combined 3D animation, layered motion, and Golden Gate Bridge time-lapse footage to reinforce Bell’s California-inspired brand direction while highlighting key performance features and proprietary technology.

Animated Intuit email graphic with illustrated coffee cups and checklist icons — Designed an animated GIF for an Intuit email campaign promoting a webinar focused on interview preparation and hiring support. The motion-based creative was developed for A/B testing to explore engagement, visibility, and click-through performance within the email experience.

Designed an interactive PowerPoint presentation for Adobe, using Zoom transitions and motion-driven navigation to create a more dynamic and engaging presentation experience. The work helped organize complex event support information into a format that felt more immersive, flexible, and easier to navigate during live presentations.

Restraint is just as important as the movement itself. I’ve found that subtle pacing and intentional transitions often land harder than constant animation. My goal is to create work that feels polished and easy to follow, never distracting or overproduced.

I believe that at its best, motion shouldn’t just sit on top of a brand—it should feel woven into it. I aim for animation that supports the message and strengthens the storytelling across every platform. When done right, I believe it’s what makes a digital experience feel human, responsive, and memorable.