Animations.
I had fun experimenting with animation ever since 8th grade. For a while I was thinking of majoring in it, but then I realized that wasn't the career I wanted for my future self. I love making cool, creepy, and strange animations in my free time, though! Here's some of those!
This is an animation I made of the two songs "Mirror Man" and "Easy To Breathe" by Jack Stauber. Jack Stauber is a huge inspiration for my animations like this: they're quick, there's lots of words on screen moving, etc.
This is an animation I made for a trailer for the game 'No, I'm Not A Human.' It was an assignment for an animation class I had in senior year. The assignment was to create a trailer/ad for a movie, show, or game, and this is what I chose!
This is an animated 'music video' for the song "Once In A Lifetime" by Talking Heads. I wanted to pair my weird editing/animating style with a song from a band just as weird.
Fan Animations
This is a bit of a sub-genre of types of animations I've done in the past: illustrated animations for fandoms I'd been apart of. I don't do them so much anymore, so these are from around freshman/sophomore year of college. These are just a few of the ones I have really enjoyed over the years!
This is an illustrated 'animation meme' to the song "Punk Tactics" by Joey Valence & Brae, using the character Wally Darling from the ARG Horror Game called Welcome Home. This was my first 'animation meme,' which is a trend where animators take characters they like and animate them in rhythm to lyrics of a song. It was fun to do, but a lot of work, so I never finished an animation meme past this one.
This was a part of an animation for the song 'Baby Hotline' by Jack Stauber. It was a collaboration with a bunch of animators on YouTube, put together by a channel with the name of FexJackVN. This was a MAP, which stands for "Multi-Animator Project," where parts were given out to every animator, being assigned a certain bit to contribute to the song. This animation also features Wally Darling from Welcome Home.