Throwback to a project where I was responsible for creating the graphics for a fast-paced, dynamic commercial edit.
When working with high-energy editing, the key is crafting visual elements that don't just look great, but perfectly sync with the rhythm and amplify the overall impact of the video.
How do you like this blend of sharp editing and custom graphics? Let me know! 👇
My approach to brand design starts with a clear visual direction. I focus on color, typography, spacing, and consistency, then use motion to make that identity feel alive.
For this independent iPhone concept, I worked with Apple’s existing visual language: clean layouts, bold typography, dark backgrounds, and warm orange accents.
Here’s how I built the video:
• Planned a sequence of camera close-ups, side details, product reveals, and color options.
• Combined official Apple product images and footage with custom layouts and animated typography.
• Refined the timing and transitions to keep the movement smooth and the text readable.
• Matched the edit to the soundtrack for a more cohesive viewing experience.
The process used an AI-assisted design and editing workflow, with revisions focused on product realism, composition, and pacing.
Final format: 24 seconds · 5:4 · 60 fps
My goal was to make the product the focus while keeping every visual element connected.
Looking for brand visuals or product motion graphics for your business? Let’s connect.
Independent concept project. Product imagery and footage: Apple.
I created this independent motion design concept around one clear idea: make “Red Bull gives you wiiings” happen on screen.
I built the visual direction around Red Bull’s existing blue, silver, red, and yellow palette. Bold typography, clean layouts, and a chilled can visual keep the product at the centre of the story.
The animation moves from anticipation to flight. Small feathers appear, wings unfold behind the can, and the can lifts through clouds before the final tagline. I used wing flaps, floating feathers, and moving backgrounds to give each scene a sense of movement.
To make the video, I combined AI-assisted product imagery with custom wing illustrations and programmed animation. I refined the timing, transitions, and text placement, then added an original soundtrack with airy sound effects timed to the reveal and flight.
The finished video is 24 seconds, in 5:4 format at 60 fps.
This project shows how I approach brand motion design: start with a clear idea, build a consistent visual story, and make the movement support the message.
Independent portfolio concept using Red Bull’s existing branding.
Your product might be great. Does your marketing make it look that way?
For this Base44 remake, I explored how thoughtful motion design can make a product feel more intuitive, polished and engaging.
I focused on:
→ highlighting what matters
→ building a visual flow that feels natural
→ using transitions to connect ideas
→ making every movement serve a purpose
Because good product videos don't just show what a product does. They make people want to use it.
I help SaaS and AI companies turn complex products into simple, exciting videos.