#LeadonLeave Animation - created for USDOL
#LeadonLeave Animation - created for USDOL
 Overtime: It's About Time
Overtime: It's About Time
 Life in Motion
Life in Motion
 Are your retirement savings at risk?
Are your retirement savings at risk?
 Equal Pay for Equal Work
Equal Pay for Equal Work
 American Job Corps Promo
American Job Corps Promo
 Your Retirement Savings
Your Retirement Savings
 Get Started: Apprenticeship Can Work For You
Get Started: Apprenticeship Can Work For You
 The Hunt
The Hunt
 Hispanic Awareness Month - created for USDOL
Hispanic Awareness Month - created for USDOL
 SI-Q: Male vs Female Spiders
SI-Q: Male vs Female Spiders
 Searching
Searching
 SI-Q: Spiders and their Webs
SI-Q: Spiders and their Webs
 SI-Q: Artists' Handwriting
SI-Q: Artists' Handwriting
 SI-Q: Intro Animations
SI-Q: Intro Animations
 Looking Glass
Looking Glass
 Darkside: A Source Filmmaker Animation
Darkside: A Source Filmmaker Animation
 Source Filmmaker Facial Test
Source Filmmaker Facial Test
#LeadonLeave Animation - created for USDOLCreated in 2 weeks for the US Department of Labor Paid Leave campaign. This animation has been featured on the New York Times, The Washington Post, The Huffington Post and many other notable websites.
Overtime: It's About TimeAnimated piece that accompanied the new overtime rule announcement by POTUS and USDOL.Illustrated and Animated in 3 weeks.
Life in Motion An exploration of sights and sounds, the mundane and the extraordinary, the sum of which adds life and motion to emptiness. (After Effects, Photoshop)
Are your retirement savings at risk?Created under contract for the United States Department of Labor and White House Conflict of Interest campaign. 
Equal Pay for Equal WorkCreated in 3 days for the US Department of Labor Equal Pay campaign.
American Job Corps Promo
Your Retirement SavingsCreated under contract for the United States Department of Labor's Conflict of Interest campaign.
Get Started: Apprenticeship Can Work For YouMotion Graphics and Editing - Sinclair PatrickCreated under contract for the US Department of Labor's Apprenticeship campaign.
The Hunt An original animation exploring the wild expression of nature's cycle of life and death.(After Effects, Photoshop)
Hispanic Awareness Month - created for USDOLA short motion graphic detailing key facts and figures about Hispanic employment and education.
SI-Q: Male vs Female Spiders How do smaller male spiders avoid being eaten by large female spiders?
Searching “Ultimate truth cannot be found without first discovering relative truth” — Nagarjuna What is truth? What does it describe? How is it determined? Within science truth is relative. It exists as a representation of what we can consistently and accurately measure. For this reason, what the scientific world accepts as truth is constantly changing and shifting to reflect better methods of measurement. Truth, as accepted by the scientific community has, at certain points in human history, changed so drastically, that our understanding of existence (according to science) has taken fundamental and irreversible turns.Within religion truth is absolute (relatively). It is not subject to human interpretation or comprehension. It is a function of belief rooted in the concept of an all powerful higher being, and as such is unmalleable, unchanging and immeasurable. However, the absolute nature of religious truth depends on the religiosity of the individual and their belief/faith. i.e. Religious truth is absolute, relative to the individual who experiences it.How do these different concepts of truth relate and combine within the larger human experience? The life experiences of the individual are essential in the perception of truth. These experiences, though characteristically organic, are constrained to limited presentations of truth, which are by nature, confined linearly by time. Such experiences and the choices made upon them, can be illusory, creating the false impression of knowledgeable action, when in fact action is taken within the limited confines of what is known. In essence, within the short time available, we experience life through the truths that we know (relative truth) rather than the truth that is (absolute truth).In Searching the journey is not only individual, but also reflects the general collective movement toward the absolute truth. With each generation we inch closer, disregarding the relative truths our ancestors held dear in favor of our own, which in turn will be discarded by those that come after. It is a continuous cycle of life and death, guided by (and in service to) the natural human inclination to know more and by extension, be more.
SI-Q: Spiders and their Webs Why don't spiders stick to their own webs?
SI-Q: Artists' Handwriting What can an artist's handwriting tell you about their art?
SI-Q: Intro Animations Animations that were used to bookend the Seriously Amazing videos.(After Effects, Photoshop)
Looking Glass Personal journeys into the depths of loneliness and depression are often revelatory, introducing us to aspects of ourselves that we never knew existed. Spiritual and emotional death is often followed by phoenix-like rebirth.
Darkside: A Source Filmmaker Animation A first attempt at using Valve's intuitive animation software.
Source Filmmaker Facial Test A short test of Valve's Source Filmmaker facial rig.
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