Logo Animation

Client: Department of Art and Design at SUNY Oswego

Infusing dynamic play into department's brand identity. This animation embodies a foundation for emerging creatives and represents an expanding artistic horizon. The objective is  minimalistic animation central to videos, harmonizing without overpowering the screen or elements.

Promotional Video

Client: Department of Art and Design at SUNY Oswego

The motion graphics piece was strategically conceptualized and designed to provide a glimpse of each field of study offered within the department. The approach aimed at creating a window of transparency and build audience trust.

This project was undertaken as part of a compact team of three, under the guidance of the department head Prof. Cara Thompson.

Playful Expression

Crafting expressive and powerful graphics through skillful motion techniques, to achieve delightful and dynamic artistic expressions. Each transition frame, color, and shape is meticulously crafted to evoke an engaging and vibrant motion art.

Infomative Video using Illustrative Graphics

As a part of Sip Savvy, a user-centric awareness imparting project; this illustrative motion graphic video plays a pivotal role. Its purpose is to facilitate swift and user-friendly information consumption, aiming to transform it into an engaging and interactive segment of the website.

Learn more about the project here.

View the video as part of the web experience (Designed and Developed by Aneri Shah).

Logo Animation

Client: SCSD Educational Foundation

Creating the logo narrative through motion graphics for the independently redesigned brand identity for a non-profit organization. The animation illustrates coming together of a community, committed to fostering the growth and education of young minds.

Learn more about re-branding project here.

Looping Animation

Peeping Sun is a illustrative animation that reflects the passing phase of life. It indicates how everything is in constant motion and nothing lasts forever.

The animation process involved a suite of Adobe software—Illustrator, Procreate, Photoshop, and Premier Pro. It commenced with scriptwriting, followed by thumbnails, visualization of key frames, animatic creation, style frame development, culminating in the final animation and sound selection.