ES P
I'm a motion graphic artist who crafts videos with rhythm.
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Title sequence for LG U+'s film program
A title sequence for a film program built on one idea: you enjoy a movie more once you know its hidden stories. Our guide — equal parts film nerd and easygoing older brother — walks viewers through the small details that make movies more fun to watch.
The animation follows the guide's gestures: as he moves, classic cinema icons — a trophy, a spotlight, a clapperboard, popcorn — appear and orbit around him, as if his knowledge itself is conjuring the visuals. It's a small piece of visual logic that reinforces the show's premise: the more you know, the richer the picture gets.
Role: Concept, Character Design, Illustration, Animation (After Effects)
Client: LG U+
Duration: 6s
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Follow the Road
YouTube title sequence
A title sequence for a travel series exploring Korea's riverside bike paths and the hidden spots you can only reach by pedaling there.
The opening unfolds like a map dissolving into a real landscape: the title lettering settles into the sky like landmarks on a route, before dropping the viewer onto the road itself — trees lining the path, a river catching the light — following a single cyclist toward the horizon. Rendered in a warm, painterly texture to keep the digital planning feel of a map grounded in the physical sense of being outdoors.
Role: Concept, Illustration, Animation (After Effects)
Duration: 7s
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Documentary title sequence
A title sequence for a documentary spotlighting women working in fields still assumed to be "men's work" — from aircraft pilots to industrial welders. The message is simple: skill has no gender, and these women are doing the work brilliantly.
The direction leaned into speed and texture — fast, motion-blurred transitions cutting between figures, tied together by a single continuous line, with a raw brushstroke texture layered over a restrained monochrome blue palette. The pace was intentional: quick enough to feel unstoppable, but with enough detail in each character to let their craft register before the next cut.
Role: Concept, Illustration, Animation (After Effects)
Duration: 15s
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An educational animation introducing everyday inventions that turn hard-to-recycle materials into something new — reducing the waste that pollutes our planet, one small idea at a time.
From candles that never run out to outlets that charge on sunlight, each invention is presented through clean, warm illustration designed to make sustainability feel intuitive and approachable — especially for young audiences. The goal was simple: show that caring for the earth doesn't require grand gestures, just clever, thoughtful design.
Role: Illustration, Animation (After Effects)
Format: Ultra-wide (2.6:1), designed for classroom/exhibition display
Client: Chungbuk Provincial Office of Education
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