A compilation of some of my favorite projects I’ve worked on.

Song: Can You Do It by Charles X

Credits: 

:04 - University of Virginia: Financial Aid - Animation - 160over90
:08 - Mac Conference: Sportsmanship - Animation - 160over90
:10 - Power Homes: Website Background Loops - Design/Animation - 160over90
:13 - Community Bible Church: History of CBC - Design/Animation - Freelance
:15 - Seasons - Video/Design/Animation - SCAD
:22 - Super Pretzel - Animation - 160over90
:25 - Luigi's Ice: Be More Spoontaneous - Type Animation - 160over90
:27 - Senior Project: I Must Remember This - Illustration/Animation - SCAD
:28 - Children's Jubilee Fund: Fundraiser Video - Design/Animation - Freelance
:29 - National Geographic ID - Illustration/Animation - SCAD
:33 - University of Dayton: Hype - Animation - 160over90
:34 - Good Soil - Illustration/Animation - SCAD
:36 - The Explorer - Design/Animation - SCAD
:42 - Arizona Coyotes Case Study - Animation - 160over90
:43 - University of Wisconsin Case Study - Animation - 160over90
:45 - University of Oregon Case Study - Design/Animation - 160over90
 

Agency: 160over90
Client: University of Virginia

Executive Creative Director - Video: Konstantinos Psimaris
Executive Producer - Tom Ammon
Post Production Director - Anderson Bradshaw
Motion and VFX Director - Chris Lee
Senior Motion Designer - Joe Dunlap

Design: Joe Dunlap
Animation: Myself, Chris Lee, Joe Dunlap

160over90 created an animation for the University of Virginia highlighting their affordability. I animated the section from :18 - :45.

See it on UVA's site here.
 

Hands On Labs:
Animation done for A Cloud Guru to explain the Hands On Labs feature of their platform.

Script: Eric Pulsifer
Edit/Voiceover: Jacob Branch
Illustration: Ryan Lewis
Animation: Evan Wright

April Fools:
Prank video done for April Fools at A Cloud Guru

Script: Matt McDoogal
lllustration: Ryan Lewis
Storyboarding/Animation: Evan Wright

Party Llama illustration by Ryan Lewis

Agency: 160over90
Client: Luigi's Italian Ice

Executive Creative Director - Video: Konstantinos Psimaris
Executive Producer - Tom Ammon
Post Production Director - Anderson Bradshaw
Motion and VFX Director - Chris Lee
Senior Motion Designer - Joe Dunlap

Design: Joe Dunlap, Myself
Animation: Myself, Chris Lee, Joe Dunlap

160over90 created an animation for Luigi's Italian Ice and a new flavor of water ice they had coming out. I animated the first nine seconds (excluding the train) and the end card type treatment. 

160over90 sometimes creates case studies summarizing how they served a particular client. Below are some examples of projects that I animated and sometimes designed.

Agency: 160over90

Chief Creative Officer/Co-Founder: Daryl Cilli
Executive Creative Director - Video: Konstantinos Psimaris
Executive Producer - Tom Ammon
Post Production Director - Anderson Bradshaw
Motion and VFX Director - Chris Lee
Senior Motion Designer - Joe Dunlap

http://160over90.com/work/university-of-oregon/

http://160over90.com/work/arizona-coyotes/

I have been able to work for an awesome company out of Houston, Texas called Turtlebox Audio. They make high-end speakers that are insanely durable. They are heavily involved in music, hunting, fishing, rodeo, whitewater, surfing, sports, and more. As a result I have been able to work on wide range of projects for them for a ton of different audiences.

Roles: animation, design, video editing, sound effects

Work shown:

- End logo animation for video projects. We did a few versions for different use cases, but this one was inspired by their desire to emphasize the shape of the speaker. We ended up going with a more simplified version of this approach, but I also enjoyed this one for the potential tweaks that could be explored within the different layers of the speaker silhouettes.

- I edited Turtlebox’s Brand Anthem video using a custom song written by the band Shane Smith & The Saints, an ambassador of theirs. This video also served as an announcement video for the song’s release, and was on-screen at Red Rocks Amphitheatre when they played the song for the first time. After less than a week it had 300,000 views, 1000 shares, and 200 saves.

- Ad that played at the Junior World Finals Rodeo.

- Ad for a new, portable speaker called the Ranger.

- Stadium graphics that played during Ole Miss football games.

- Turtlebox is an official athletics sponsor for Texas A&M University. The stadium graphics I created were also played at Kyle Field and Reed Arena.

- Type treatment tests

- Turtlebox will periodically send out update videos from the marketing managers of each community they are part of. They wanted to mimic news graphics of the 80s and 90s. I created a graphics package that could be easily updated for each new video.

Role: Design and Animation

Agency: 160over90
Client: Power Homes Remodeling Group

Executive Creative Director - Video: Konstantinos Psimaris
Executive Producer - Tom Ammon
Post Production Director - Anderson Bradshaw
Group Creative Director - Brian MacDonald
Associate Creative Director - Travis Ludwig
Sr. Account Executive - Allison Carter
Motion and VFX Director - Chris Lee
Interactive Designer - Zach Gort
Front End Developer - Greg Spraggins

Power Homes Remodeling Group had 160over90 build them a new website. From the home page, it would branch out to a "Customer" side and an "Employee" side. My job was to create a few looping backgrounds to emphasize some of the information the user would scroll to.

You can see the full website here!

Done as part of a collaboration with 3 other people. Each person took on representing a season of the year and then combined them when we were finished. My season was summer. My individual contribution is shown first with the complete project after. 

Shot on a Panasonic Gh4.

Winter by Madeline Miller - madelinekatemiller.com
Spring by Chesney Letuga - chesneylattuga.com
Summer by myself
Fall by Kate Young - vimeo.com/user22429086

Agency: 160over90
Client: Super Pretzel

Role: Animation

Executive Creative Director - Video: Konstantinos Psimaris
Executive Producer - Tom Ammon
Post Production Director - Anderson Bradshaw
Motion and VFX Director - Chris Lee
Senior Motion Designer - Joe Dunlap

Design: Joe Dunlap
Animation: Myself, Chris Lee, Joe Dunlap

Video 01 - I helped animate the characters starting at :05 and the outro section starting at :10.

Video 02 - I animated everything except for the intro and end card

See the video on Super Pretzel's site here.
 

A collection of smaller projects and personal work I've done. 

All design and illustration work done by myself with the exception of Canales & Co snake logo and The University of Vermont logo.

I was asked to help work on an animation for The Austin Stone Community Church who needed a video for a student ministry summer camp they would be holding. The project was called Sandcastle Kingdoms, and was based on the parable of Jesus Christ in Matthew 7 where he urges us to put our faith in the solid foundation of Himself, versus the sandy, crumbling foundation of anything else, for our ultimate good and joy.

My role was to design and animate the last three parts out of a total seven sections. Each section would be played on their own, but also needed to transition into each other for when all seven sections were played consecutively on the final night of the camp. My sections were just shy of two and half minutes total, and I had to design and animate everything in a little under two weeks. 

You can also see a little more of my process on my Behance page.

From time to time I get lucky enough to work on a logo for somebody. I really enjoy the sketching and idea phase trying to figure out the best way to represent a company

Marble & Meringue word mark was done for a custom bake shop.

Seventry Handmade logo and custom typeface created for a handmade furniture company. Used for business cards and even a branding iron!

A few frames I did for an evolution-themed exercise. I decided to create a few frames based off the evolution of communication.

An animation I did for Good Soil, a charity that feeds and educates children in India. I had never really tried an illustrative look for an animation before this. I included some frames below to provide more detail.