I come from a background in video production, 2D animation and storytelling, and over the past four years I’ve produced animations and promotional videos for government, corporate and freelance clients. After Effects and Premiere Pro are where I live: motion design, pacing and sound design all coming together into something that feels finished. Here are a few projects that show the range.

The first was produced for Québec’s National Holiday, an animated piece built around the energy and culture of the Fête nationale.

The second was made for Transcollines, showing off public transit through a clean, community-focused video.

The last two come from the Ottawa GoodTime Centre, where I create the store’s social media content and look after its marketing.

The first project is WebHaus, a standalone site I built to promote my multimedia brand. It’s hand-coded in HTML and JavaScript with a Three.js WebGL background, and I focused on keeping it sleek and intuitive. The site itself is meant to be proof of what I can do.

The second project was a fully customized website for a freelance client. I built it on WordPress with the Divi framework, then pushed past the framework with custom code and design tweaks to land on a layout that actually matched the client’s brand instead of looking like a template. I also produced a promotional video for their online presence and handled the on-page SEO. One project, three hats: web development, video and branding.

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Over the past few years I’ve designed for freelance clients and small businesses: branding, promotional material, print layouts and digital assets, built mostly in Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign. The goal never changes: visuals that are functional, striking and true to whoever they’re for.

The gallery opens with my work for the Ottawa GoodTime Centre: social media posts and video graphics that pull on every corner of graphic design.

The rest are freelance projects from the past few years. Click any image to see it full size.

My experience covers both front-end and back-end web development. I’m fluent in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and SQL, which lets me build interactive, fully functional websites from scratch. This portfolio is the proof: I hand-coded all of it, from the retro Mac OS-inspired interface to the draggable windows, the bilingual setup and the dynamic content system running on PHP and JavaScript. I care about clean, efficient code that performs well on any device. Beyond this site, I’ve built custom features, animations and CMS integrations for freelance clients.

And yes, I use AI. Luckily I learned to code before the first ChatGPT model came out, so the fundamentals are mine. But with AI this prevalent, refusing to use it would just be shooting myself in the foot. It genuinely speeds up my workflow. I still make a point of understanding everything it gives me. Nothing gets copy-pasted blind.

I mostly shoot the city. Buildings, reflections, alleys, the places you walk past every day without really looking at them. Lines, glass and concrete get me every time, and winter makes all of it look sharper.

Honestly though, the editing is my favourite part. I live in Lightroom. Pulling the shadows around, working the colour until the mood matches what it actually felt like to stand there, that is where the photo really gets made. I keep it believable, but I am not shy about pushing an image until it feels right.

These ones were all taken around downtown Montreal in the middle of winter.