Lately, I’ve been creating a lot of content for Adobe’s website… me! I feel incredibly honored every time that I see my work published, especially because for years I was on the other side, browsing Adobe’s site and wondering who was behind those videos and how they were made.

Now I’ve had to face that challenge myself, and one of the wildest parts of the process has been recreating Adobe’s own programs and tools inside Adobe’s programs and tools, trying to use the black arrow I had just drawn… Can we call it metadesign?

Special thanks to XLR+ for trusting on me for this.

Motion Graphics is wide and vary, so many possibilities that sometimes is difficult to choose. I’ve always wanted to make a project with this style: still photos mixed with illustrations and textures, all with a look and feel proper of a Stop Motion project. 

I proposed the idea to NKD, who needed an internal promo for one of their clients, and they loved it. And this is the result.

• Client: NKD
• Creative Direction: Laura Reyero
• Animation: Elena Loras & Laura Reyero
• Storyboard: Diego Pedauyé

This motion explainer animation was created for NKD, a growing company that specializes in the creation of smart learning content campaigns. 

Designed in pure vector style, this piece has the line as the centerpiece of the design and motion.

• Client: NKD
• Animation & Creative Direction: Laura Reyero
• Storyboard: Diego Pedauyé

All projects are a challenge, at least the good ones. This one certainly was, as the purpose was to create a motion graphics video from a talk, using the voice of the speaker as voiceover. 

To lower the cost, we decided to use photos instead of animated characters, and give it the look and feel of a Stop Motion piece.

Thanks as always to NKD for trust in my criteria, and to Erato for her priceless help. 

• Client: NKD
• Creative Direction: Laura Reyero
• Animation: Erato Kokona
• Storyboard: Laura Reyero

Logo animation is always a challenge and probably the motion-related field I enjoy the most. The elements to play are a static logo and 7-8 seconds top. The goal is to show the identity behind the brand just with the expressivity of shapes, sounds, design and movements.

This is the logo animation for a brand that I love to work with, a client that has always trusted in my criteria. When it came to animating their own logo, they asked me to do what I considered. And so I did.

Litmos Heroes, a growing company that specializes in the creation of innovative and creative e-learning, needed a video to promote their content library.

They needed something friendly and likable, so keeping on brand, it was created an entire style for the video, with new shapes and characters.

This is a selection of my graphic design and motion design work undertaken for Mind Click’s marketing department. Collaborating closely with the Head of Marketing, I worked to tight briefs and deadlines to deliver innovative and creative work aligned with strategic inbound marketing campaigns.

LOGO ANIMATION

BLOG HERO IMAGES

COLLATERAL

MOTION DESIGN

INFOGRAPHICS

SOCIAL MEDIA IMAGES

BROCHURES

This video was produced as a focal part of a multi-channel marketing campaign to promote an entirely new product range at Mind Click.

Mind Click are a growing company based in Brighton and Notthingham and
specialise in the creation of innovative and creative bespoke e-learning.

The creation process was fun, having the support and feedback of the
Marketing Team throughout. And you know, as always, we made great friends of Cliff and Pablito.

These little guys began as a homework and were gradually defining their own personality. It has been fun to invent evils for them.