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Mexico's Cenotes
Exhibit Animation

This animation depicts how cenotes, water-filled sinkholes, are formed in the Mexican Yucatán peninsula over hundreds of thousands of years from glacial erosion. Displayed on a mounted TV screen next to the Vancouver Aquarium’s exhibit on Mexico’s Cenotes in the Tropics Gallery, the animation was created for visiting aquarium guests.

 

Provided with a script from the client, I drew the storyboards, designed the visual assets, animated, composited and rendered the final animation.

Audience: 

Vancouver Aquarium Guests

Lay Audience

Client: Ocean Wise 

Media: 

Adobe Illustrator CC

Adobe Photoshop CC

Adobe After Effects CC

Date:  July, 2019

Storyboards

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Illustrations & Designs

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Sailfin molly

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False firemouth cichlid

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Firemouth cichlid

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Mosquito fish

Water Lilies-Gran Cenote-23mar'09_laston

Lily Pads

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Cenote-Valladolid, Mexico-05Jul'15_drone

Cenote cave collapse

Motion Graphics

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cave_collapse.gif
stal_stag.gif
fish.gif
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