DOUG KOBRIN DESIGN
Hello there! I'm a motion and graphic designer from Pennsylvania with a specialty in motion design, video editing, and animation. I have a decade of professional experience in a large catalog of design fields including motion design, brand development, web design, and packaging design. You name it, I have you covered. If you'd like to reach out, hit the "Let's Talk" button and I'll be sure to get in touch!
FEATURED WORK
KAMIARI STUDIO FLUFFY COWS
KamiAri Studio is an incredibly talented design studio that sells products ranging from clothing to enamel pins. I was given the honor of handling all of the motion graphics for their massively successful Kickstarter campaign. First, KamiAri Studio designed four adorable fluffy cows which I prepared and rigged for character animation. Then, I proceeded to animate a seamless loop of each cow. Lastly, I rendered and optimized everything for social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Which cow is your favorite?
PJM brand video
PJM Interconnection coordinates the movement of electricity to over 65 million people in 13 states and Washington DC. To help convey the importance of PJM’s role, I created this video with the purpose of connecting PJM to the people they serve. I worked alongside a talented team of designers who provided me with the illustrations and assisted me with compiling stock footage. I handled all of the video editing, animation, and audio engineering, as well as directing the voice talent to ensure we were given a smooth and heartfelt performance. Lastly, I created the video transcription and closed captioning to provide maximum accessibility.
STRANGER THINGS & MIKE AND IKE
Stranger Things is a Netflix original series that took the world by storm in 2016. I was blessed to have been chosen to recreate a 1980's version of the Mike and Ike theater box for a scene in the show. I redesigned the original character illustrations of "Mike" and "Ike" and recreated the vintage typography. After the redesign was complete, I personally printed, cut, filled and assembled fifty boxes that were then sent to the very talented crew in California. Be sure to look for it in Season 2!
