Project Highlights

In 2024 my grandmother had a need to move closer to my family, we were faced with the choice of refitting a room in our house to fit her taste, a daunting prospect for everyone involved.  As such me and my father decided to take a more reasonable approach and build a small, fully independent, house in our backyard. It all started with quick sketches, but this kept expanding in scope, from permitting, to foundation, to structure, to finish. 

Architecture Abridged is a series I made out of architecture finals and midterms. The stills shown here are from a project based on the Azuma House. Through the sheer power of spite about this house, I fully switched animation software in the middle of the video. It was a point of personal pride of mine that I ended up overshooting the requirements of the project. 

Animation has always been something I have enjoyed and with a wealth of tools at my disposal, I can finally make any design or story I could write.

One fine day, I entered a Magic The Gathering game with a few buddies, and lost in an extremely spectacular fashion. Utterly and totally annihilated. However, the showmanship on display in the defeat was so impressive, I went and animated a whole short about the loss and the disconnect between playing magic on an abstract, non-intimate level, and magic night with your friends. On a technical level, this was a first in a technique I experimented with to animate faces as 2d images over the 3d scene.

At one point in time I was part of a team for an indie game. I ended up in charge of making the art and assets for the project. It still holds a special place in my heart as a fun project with my friends. The images featured are both concept art and finalized assets I worked on.