VISUAL DEVELOPMENT
is the key to any animation production.
The energy I invest at the start of every project in creating high-quality imagery defines its own artistic aesthetic.
Even if a project never sees the light of day, the work invested in the development stage becomes an instrumental inspiration for future projects.
Here is a selection of said work.
ASTRO CAT
EARLY CONCEPT ART
IMAGE SEQUENCE
SHORT FILMS
FADE OUT
Iris Blake is an 83-year-old woman with advanced Alzheimer's disease. However, the song she danced to on her wedding day allows her to return to the happiest moment in her life after her husband Henry manages to build a time machine using an old record player in a room full of mirrors,
Thus, Iris is sent back in time with the hope of returning with a greater understanding of herself. But with her frail physical and mental condition, returning to the past could pose a significant risk to her present.
EARLY CHARACTER ART
Art by Josué Déziga, Sara Aguilar, Ian del Campo, Isabel Arauz, Rodrigo Medina, Samantha Aponte
FINAL CHARACTER DESIGNS
BEAT BOARD
CONCEPT ART
COLOR BOARD
CG DEVELOPMENT
COVER ARTWORK
STILL FRAMES
BUBBLE HEAD
Social disapproval, discrimination, and the rejection of the unknown are satirically explored through the story of a shy and innocent octopus stuck in a hard hat diver's head, –who by chance ends up stranded in a big city.
After ridicule and hardship, our main character will finally come face to face with another of his kind and, at the same time, find love.
'Bubble Head' explores the question: What would a sea monster do in our world?
COLOR BOARD
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
CHARACTER ANIMATION
SER
A visual interpretation of the sound "ser" (zer, cer), considering that the sound is pronounced the same way throughout most of Latin America, regardless of the spelling. A collective reflection between graduate students from UNAM and students from Tec de Monterrey, on the poetic relationship between sound, dance, and drawing.
MAIN KEYFRAMES
ANIMATION CLIP
RIGHT PLACE, RIGHT TIME
Iris Blake is an 83-year-old woman with advanced Alzheimer's disease. However, the song she danced to on her wedding day allows her to return to the happiest moment in her life after her husband Henry manages to build a time machine using an old record player in a room full of mirrors,
Thus, Iris is sent back in time with the hope of returning with a greater understanding of herself. But with her frail physical and mental condition, returning to the past could pose a significant risk to her present.
BACKGROUND
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
FEATURED PROJECTS
