I have always had a deep appreciation for motion graphics; there is something truly fulfilling about understanding the nuances of movement and the dynamics of object interactions.

For this project, which was for an online tutoring platform, I developed the concept of a boy in his room staying focused on his lesson as time passes.

After the concept was approved and the design created, I received a vector file from the designer. I then modified and transformed it into an engaging animation that captures the natural movement of different characters and objects using Adobe After Effects.

For the website I built, alinaeremia.ro, the client, a musician, wanted a personalized touch: her handwritten menu. The process involved her writing the menu multiple times on paper. From these drafts, I carefully selected the most consistent versions of each letter and transformed them into vector graphics.

Each word in the menu has two versions: a regular one and a hover state, ensuring a dynamic and interactive user experience. This meticulous approach not only captured the client’s unique handwriting style but also integrated it seamlessly into the website’s design, enhancing its authenticity and personal connection with visitors.

Recreating an image or illustration into a vector format using Illustrator can be a highly enjoyable process, reminiscent of playing a game of ‘Where’s Waldo,’ as you meticulously search for and reconstruct each element.

In this project, the client provided a low-resolution PNG logo. My task was to redraw it and create a high-quality vector version.

Using GIFs in websites can indeed be a convenient and efficient way to add animations and visual interest to web pages. GIFs are simple to use and widely supported across different platforms and browsers.

This project was completed during my collaboration with Kooperativa for the United States Embassy in Bucharest, under the DelicioUS initiative