This frame by frame rotoscope animated promo was created for Just Women’s Sports to celebrate the start of the WNBA Playoffs. The piece features dynamic highlight moments from each of the eight participating teams, spotlighting Napheesa Collier (Lynx), A’ja Wilson (Aces), Allisha Gray (Dream), Alyssa Thomas (Mercury), Breanna Stewart (Liberty), Kelsey Mitchell (Fever), Skylar Diggins-Smith (Storm), and Veronica Burton (Valkyries). Stylized player animation is paired with dynamic 2D effects, animated typography, and city-inspired backgrounds, using each team’s color palette to create an energetic, social-first kickoff for the postseason. Presented by State Farm.

This rotoscope animation was created entirely in Procreate Dreams on iPad for Just Women’s Sports’s Instagram, promoting the WNBA MVP Race. Hand drawn frame by frame over live-action footage, the piece features A’ja Wilson, Napheesa Collier, and Breanna Stewart, emphasizing fluid motion, bold linework, and graphic energy. The animation translates real-game movement into a dynamic, hand-drawn highlight designed for social-first sports storytelling. Presented by State Farm.

This rotoscope animation was created for Just Women’s Sports to mark the first official WNBA matchup between Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers. Designed as a motion-driven illustration, the piece combines stylized player animation with historical stats layered into the background, while dynamic 2D effects accentuate movement, impact, and energy. Bold linework, graphic textures, and expressive FX help frame a historic head-to-head between two generational rising stars. Presented by State Farm.

This animated promo was created for Just Women’s Sports for the “Who’s Your MIP?” campaign, highlighting the top candidates for WNBA Most Improved Player. The piece features Allisha Gray (Dream), Veronica Burton (Valkyries), and Azura Stevens (Sparks), brought to life through a stylized, anime-inspired visual approach. Dynamic 2D effects, animated text, and bold graphic motion are used to amplify energy and personality, creating a social-first spotlight on the league’s most improved stars. Presented by State Farm.

This rotoscope animation features Stephen Curry rendered in a bold, graphic illustration style, inspired by his fadeaway three-pointer in Round 1, Game 1 of the 2025 NBA Playoffs. Fragmented shapes, angular overlays, and dynamic negative space create a sense of motion and rhythm, while hand-drawn textures and restrained color accents keep the focus on Curry’s movement and shot-making. The piece blends comic-book influence with modern motion design, translating a clutch playoff moment into an abstract, high-energy visual.

This rotoscope animation was created entirely in Procreate Dreams on iPad, capturing Cooper Flagg’s first big dunk of his rookie season. Drawn frame by frame over live-action footage, the piece emphasizes fluid motion, bold linework, and explosive energy, blending realistic movement with a graphic, hand-drawn style. The focus stays on the power, timing, and emotion of the moment, translating a standout play into a dynamic animated highlight.

Commissioned by the Houston Rockets to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the 1994 NBA Championship. Made for their social media pages.

I’ve always had a passion for of comics and graphic novels and this piece was created to honor that fact. Inspired by vintage comic books this poster features Kyle Kuzma illustrated in 3 action poses.

Victor Wembanyama hits Jabari Smith Jr with a filthy turn around jab step to get around him before flushing in the explosive reverse dunk. Frame by frame animation that incorporates the Spurs’ old 90’s colors into their newest rising star.

Made in procreate at 12 FPS

Daniel “The Landlord” Gafford of the Washington Wizards dunks the ball on Anthony Davis’ head.

Made on Procreate at 12 FPS

Inspired by my 20 years of Wizards fandom this animation was a month long project that consists of 8 players, 7 highlight plays and a “For the District“ closing animation. I had to switch the jerseys of a few of the players since they were new additions and there were no reference videos of them in their new threads. I wanted to make a mock ad length, fit for tv or promotion for the team.

This animation was inspired by a classic interview from back in December 2017, where after the Washington Wizards’ win over the Phoenix Sun, injured star John Wall asks teammate Bradley Beal some hard hitting questions which include the very memable quote, “Bradley Beal was out there gettin’ bucket buckets, I ain’t neva eva!”

Made on Procreate. 34 Frames at 10 FPS. 6B Pencil Brush.

John Wall 360 layup around Matt Barnes on March 21, 2015.

Made in Procreate in 10 FPS

Kevin Durant is a unicorn in his own right but the leagues newest and brightest rising star is Victor Wembanyanma. This illustration

Frame by frame rotoscope animation inspired by one of my favorite finishing move “Shake n Bake” created by on of the GOAT of ball handling, Jamal Crawford when he was playing for the Knicks.

Created with Procreate at 10 FPS