Keyframe is an exhibition exploring the pioneers who shaped the art and evolution of animation. In an age where information is scattered across countless online sources, the project aims to bring together well-researched, curated content into a single, cohesive experience. Designed for animation enthusiasts and anyone interested in the history of the medium, the exhibition highlights six influential figures and the groundbreaking techniques and innovations that defined animation.
Through this project, I gained valuable experience in editorial and exhibition design while learning how to research, curate, and organize historical content into a compelling visual narrative. I enjoyed weaving elements of animation history into the design, incorporating details such as non-photo blue, comic-inspired typography, and storyboard-inspired color palettes across the book, gallery, and poster to create a cohesive and immersive experience.
Graphic Designer
