This storyboard features Dragon defeating Mouse in a chess game. I loved creating this scene, as it wasn't just about illustrating the characters but also researching chess. All the quick wins I found before involved more moves and the winner starting on white, so it was a bit of a challenge to adapt it into a scene where the main shots and dialogue were already established. Though games usually take longer, Dragon wins in just two moves—a real possibility I discovered while studying strategies. Incorporating this into the storyboard was challenging yet satisfying, and it's what I love about storyboarding—you get to learn and explore unexpected topics, like chess, while crafting the story.

These were some simple shots I created for the opening of an episode. All the storyboards were done in Storyboard Pro, which was incredibly useful as it allowed me to import dialogue and action lines directly from Final Draft screenplays. Mouse is bored, with plenty of tasks to do but no one enjoys chores.

This is an aestetic animatic I made for the opening of an epic high fantasy animated feature or TV show. The story follows a female soldier disguised as a man and the supernatural events that befall her platoon. The storyboards were drawn using Procreate and the animatic was rendered using Adobe Premiere Pro.