It's not often when I get to combine my visual and musical creations. Enjoy my latest visual and music exploration, recorded with a Roland Juno-60 and a Fender Rhodes. The visuals are experimentations with the audio spectrum in Adobe After Effects. There was a conscious effort on my part not to plan, pick-apart, or perfect the output—this is a mindset I do not put into practice enough. Here's to more play and less purpose!

Recording improvisational music on a Juno-60 synthesizer, exporting individual tracks and leveraging the audio spectrum feature in Adobe After Effects.

I recently created a lyric video for the reggae artist, Uzimon. In his latest song, Nah Talk Pon Phone, Uzimon expresses his personal preference for texting as a favorable mode of communication over actually picking up the phone and speaking. Uzimon would rather you text him first "so me can decide if it's worth a chat". My primary tools were After Effects, Sketch, Craft, Premiere and Photoshop.

For the creation of an upcoming lyric video, I am creating an illustrated "world" the character is to exist within for portions of the video. This is a short clip where I am testing out the color key of the real-life element on top of the custom illustrated background elements.

The artists asked for anything zany and silly to loop during any point of the live performance. This was a fun little motion graphic I threw together in an afternoon. The music I added after and was not used for the live show. The music is an original composition written by myself and a Juno-60.

I threw this together long ago but it still makes me laugh. I was playing around with the hold cel animation technique. I was also playing around with being looney.

This is another animation playing completed in Flash if I recall. I also created the original music :)