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I’ve always loved collage and multimedia so this piece was a great opportunity to experiment with that. I wanted to keep this piece simple and playful as I felt that is part of the message that Ira Glass wants to get across in this quote is: Don’t take yourself so seriously that it prevents you from creating. I also hoped that by forcing myself to listen to this quote over and over, it would get into my subconcious and help me through the phase of being disappointed by my work. I still think my work falls short of where I want it to be but Ira Glass says that means I have good taste.






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This was a PSA about Fentanyl and Fentanyl testing kits I did for Dancesafe. They did the script and I did designed and animated eveything else. I really wanted to focus on smooth transitions with as little cuts as possible on this piece. The style here is more traditional motion design but with color boiling and a lower fps to give it more of a hand done feel.



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When the pandemic started and I lost my job, I did what any sane person would do. I started a floating popsicle business on a motorized raft made of trash. Long story short, it got very popular, and after about four months the City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department changed a law and came after me. I thought it would be fun to make some merch for my slain business.
My raft was made of pallets and covered in astroturf, lawn flamingos, and inflatable palm trees. Each sticker represents a different prominent element of the business: the sun, popsicles, fruit, palm trees, and flamingos. Keep scrolling below to see my appearance on CBS News and the front page of Austin Monthly.







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This is a joint crowdfund I made for the connected businesses De Sering and Testtafel. We wanted to do something that was a bit different than your normal boring Crowdfund video and decided to go with this cheesy VHS style. We were on a time crunch so I directed, shot and edited the whole thing in 3 days. They raised 150,000 euros with this one!
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