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.
This is a fake "emergency broadcast" in the style of an analog horror video. Analog horror is a genre of horror that plays with the concept of tapes, vintage technology, and nostalgia. It often has to do with the supernatural, taking what was once familiar and distorting it.
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.