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Etino – 2D Animation Project
A 2D animation project created to bring the Etino brand to life through smooth motion, bold visuals, and clear storytelling. I focused on clean character and shape animation, playful timing, and a cohesive color palette so the final piece feels polished, engaging, and easy to remember.
What I delivered:
Concept and storyboard to plan the flow and pacing
Custom 2D illustrations and vector assets
Smooth frame-by-frame and keyframe animation
Dynamic transitions and motion that keep viewers watching
Sound and music sync for added energy
Final exports optimized for web and social media
Result: A lively, professional 2D animation that communicates the message quickly and gives the brand a distinctive visual identity.
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