Motion Graphics
Frame-by-frame graphics designed to be animated — handed off to video editors as ready-to-move scenes for explainers and data stories.
Storyboard Frames · Infographics · Illustration · Hand-off for Animation

The Story
I work with video editors to design the static frames that become animated explainers — every shape, label, and beat planned so the editor can pick it up and move it without rebuilding anything.
Two projects shown here. The first is a travel/passport explainer: a 3D winding road that walks the viewer from Day 0 (application signed) to Day 14 (travel date), a progress bar with milestone icons, and annotated booking-confirmation frames that tell the story of a trip that's almost paid for.
The second is a remote-vs-office data story: a series of bold dark-mode infographics — bar charts, comparison cards, and utilization scales — built to animate sequentially through the findings of a workday study.
These are just two from a longer list. Every project ships as layered files, organized scene by scene, so the editor can focus on timing and motion instead of redrawing what's already on the page.
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