2D and 3D motion graphics, from styleframe to final render
Some ideas are clearer in flat shapes and type, others need depth, light and material. I work across both, and often mix them in the same piece, choosing what serves the idea rather than the trend.
I join agencies as a senior motion designer on campaigns, launches and pitches, and work directly with brands on content that has to look right in every format. Recent work includes a 3D launch explainer for Cash App delivered across every key social format, motion styleframes for the Monobrew cold brew identity, and 2D graphics built in Figma and finished in After Effects for Cygrid.
What you get
- Styleframes and look development
- 2D animation, illustration-led motion and kinetic typography
- 3D animation and rendering in Cinema 4D and Redshift
- Final films in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:3, and formats for large screens
How I work
Brief
We define the message, the audience and the channels, which decides how much 2D, 3D or both the piece needs.
Styleframes
Key frames test textures, light, color and type so the look is agreed before production.
Production
Animation in After Effects and Cinema 4D, rendered in Redshift, with regular reviews along the way.
Delivery
Master and adaptations for each format, plus supplementary pieces when the project needs them.
Selected work
Questions
Who do you work with?
Mostly branding and design agencies that need a senior motion designer on their team, often white label. I also work directly with brands that have a clear need and someone on their side who owns the brief.
Which tools do you use?
After Effects for 2D and compositing, Cinema 4D with Redshift for 3D, and Figma for designing graphics and styleframes with the team.
Can you work inside our existing visual system?
Yes. Most projects start from an established identity or guidelines, and the motion has to serve that system.
Do you work remotely or in Berlin?
Both. I am based in Berlin and work with teams worldwide, remotely by default. Briefings, reviews and calls happen in English, German or Spanish.