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I’m thrilled to share that I’m starting a new chapter in my career as an animator on a Paramount Pictures film! This is a dream come true, and I couldn’t be more excited to join such a talented and inspiring team of creators.

What makes this opportunity even more special is the involvement of Ilion Animation Studios. I’ve been a huge fan of theirs since the release of Planet 51, so it’s truly an honor to now be working with them on this new project. The level of creativity, attention to detail, and innovation they bring to every frame is something I’ve admired for years.
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That moment when you open your shot assignments and see two stunning shots assigned to your name, there’s no feeling quite like it. It’s a mix of excitement, pride, and an overwhelming sense of gratitude.

I couldn’t have done it without the guidance and trust of my Lead, Adrien Dogz, and the vision and support of my Animation Director, Maxi Diaz.
I’ll forever be thankful for the opportunity to bring these shots to life.

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During the early development stages of Big Hero 6, Disney animators had to figure out how each of their main characters moved. So they made these test animations to study each character’s movements, and how those movements reflect their personality.

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Directed by the two Disney veterans: Aaron Blaise and Chuck Williams. Tembo is the story of an African baby elephant who is captured and sent to India, become a fierce battle elephant, he has to become something that is not, in order to return home.
Unfortunately, Digital Domain Tradition Studios in Florida went bankrupt and this production was canceled.
Since then, some artists have kept the memory of Tembo sharing paintings and concept arts, pencil tests, 3D animations and even complete sequences.

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I feel so lucky to say that im actually working on the preproduction of the 3rd animated film of Lightbox Animation Studios.
Sequel to the successful Spanish animation film TAD, THE LOST EXPLORER whose main character is a mason dreamer who accidentally becomes involved in an archaeological adventure.
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Los 12 principios de la animación fueron desarrollados por los ‘old men’ de los estudios Walt Disney, entre ellos Frank Thomas y Ollie Johnston, durante la década de 1930.
Por supuesto, no eran ancianos en ese momento, sino jóvenes que estaban a la vanguardia de emocionantes descubrimientos que contribuían al desarrollo de una nueva forma de arte. Estos principios surgieron como resultado de la reflexión sobre su práctica y del deseo de Disney de utilizar la animación para expresar carácter y personalidad.

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