Using style frames supplied by Tele Towns, I created the final motion for this animated explainer video for Pik App. The visual challenge was making key storefront moments feel dimensional while preserving the project’s graphic 2D look. I used 3D references to guide the animation, then built the finished motion in After Effects.

Motion design and animation

Scene transitions

2D animation with 3D reference

Timing and visual continuity

Final explainer-video assembly

The revolving door and storefront awning needed believable motion and perspective. Simple scale, rotation, or flat transitions would have made those objects feel disconnected from the scene

I created a Blender blockout for the revolving door to establish the correct perspective and movement. That reference then guided the After Effects animation, allowing the finished shot to feel dimensional without changing the visual language of the supplied style frames..

Matched motion in After Effects. I brought that render into AE and matched my animation path precisely to the 3D reference, so the final motion held its dimensionality even once it was styled flat.

Style Frames

Motion Designer

2D Animator

Explainer Video Animator

Tools: After Effects, Illustrator, and Blender