Displaying the lyrics through a drawing of a QWERTY keyboard was the idea that kickstarted the concept for the video in my head. Other than that, the only clear notion I had when I started working on it was to try and bring the different parts of the colour-pencil drawing to life using digital animation.

   Took a while, and I ended up releasing it on my YouTube channel on December 27th, 2022.

This project took about a month all-in-all, which is rather quick in comparison with previous ones. After I had the song ready, I immediately made the drawing (colour pencils), animated the lyrics on top of it and uploaded the resulting music video to my YouTube channel, on April 26th, 2022.

This is a fully-animated music video I made for my song By Choice, which was recorded in late 2020 as a response to a YouTube challange. If you go to the Releases tab you can read more about that. As far as video editing goes, this was probably the farthest I had ever taken video effects and digital animation in one of my videos.

   A little over a year after its recording, I finally released the song's music video on my YouTube channel on February 4th, 2022.

This is a simple static-image video of the entire The Ostinato Sessions EP, which was my first album-format release. It contains all eight tracks, so you can listen to it freely from start to finish.
   The video was released on my YouTube channel on January 14th, 2021.

Other than the camera footage, this video contains 27 hand-drawn scenes, and one chalk-written story. The song it features is a live recording I had done in October 2019 in a rehearsal-room with two of my buddies, in a sort of makeshift-band situation. It's the same recording as the Boomerang that would later appear on The Ostinato Sessions, only a different mix.

   A year after that recording session, I was finally wrapping up this project when I absentmindedly flung the hard drive containing a few weeks' work straight onto my studio apartment's floor. Now, at the time this did not seem quite as comical to me as it does now, let me tell ya. In fact, I do believe that I literally stood there staring at the prostrate drive for a minute or two, trying to comprehend the consequences of my own stupidity. Luckily enough though, a few days of fighting with data-recovery software did the trick, and almost everything was back in order; and I ended up releasing the music video on my YouTube channel on October 9th, 2020.

This was a live recording of myself with my guitar in a rehearsal-room from August 2019. It's the same one as the Sea Song that would later appear on The Ostinato Sessions, only a different mix.

   Those were actually two separate drawings made casually on an old phone by someone I know. So I decided to blend them into one, and add a bit of image editing and humble animation on top of it, for the video.

   First released it on my YouTube channel on January 23rd, 2020.

Displaying the lyrics through a drawing of a QWERTY keyboard was the idea that kickstarted the concept for the video in my head. Other than that, the only clear notion I had when I started working on it was to try and bring the different parts of the colour-pencil drawing to life using digital animation.

   Took a while, and I ended up releasing it on my YouTube channel on December 27th, 2022.

This project took about a month all-in-all, which is rather quick in comparison with previous ones. After I had the song ready, I immediately made the drawing (colour pencils), animated the lyrics on top of it and uploaded the resulting music video to my YouTube channel, on April 26th, 2022.

This is a fully-animated music video I made for my song By Choice, which was recorded in late 2020 as a response to a YouTube challange. If you go to the Releases tab you can read more about that. As far as video editing goes, this was probably the farthest I had ever taken video effects and digital animation in one of my videos.

   A little over a year after its recording, I finally released the song's music video on my YouTube channel on February 4th, 2022.

This is a simple static-image video of the entire The Ostinato Sessions EP, which was my first album-format release. It contains all eight tracks, so you can listen to it freely from start to finish.
   The video was released on my YouTube channel on January 14th, 2021.

Other than the camera footage, this video contains 27 hand-drawn scenes, and one chalk-written story. The song it features is a live recording I had done in October 2019 in a rehearsal-room with two of my buddies, in a sort of makeshift-band situation. It's the same recording as the Boomerang that would later appear on The Ostinato Sessions, only a different mix.

   A year after that recording session, I was finally wrapping up this project when I absentmindedly flung the hard drive containing a few weeks' work straight onto my studio apartment's floor. Now, at the time this did not seem quite as comical to me as it does now, let me tell ya. In fact, I do believe that I literally stood there staring at the prostrate drive for a minute or two, trying to comprehend the consequences of my own stupidity. Luckily enough though, a few days of fighting with data-recovery software did the trick, and almost everything was back in order; and I ended up releasing the music video on my YouTube channel on October 9th, 2020.

This was a live recording of myself with my guitar in a rehearsal-room from August 2019. It's the same one as the Sea Song that would later appear on The Ostinato Sessions, only a different mix.

   Those were actually two separate drawings made casually on an old phone by someone I know. So I decided to blend them into one, and add a bit of image editing and humble animation on top of it, for the video.

   First released it on my YouTube channel on January 23rd, 2020.

Displaying the lyrics through a drawing of a QWERTY keyboard was the idea that kickstarted the concept for the video in my head. Other than that, the only clear notion I had when I started working on it was to try and bring the different parts of the colour-pencil drawing to life using digital animation.

   Took a while, and I ended up releasing it on my YouTube channel on December 27th, 2022.

 This project took about a month all-in-all, which is rather quick in comparison with previous ones. After I had the song ready, I immediately made the drawing (colour-pencils), animated the lyrics on top of it and uploaded the resulting music video to my YouTube channel, on April 26th, 2022.

This is a fully-animated music video I made for my song By Choice, which was recorded in late 2020 as a response to a YouTube challange. If you go to the Releases tab you can read more about that. As far as video editing goes, this was probably the farthest I had ever taken video effects and digital animation in one of my videos.

   A little over a year after its recording, I finally released the song's music video on my YouTube channel on February 4th, 2022.

This is a simple static-image video of the entire The Ostinato Sessions EP, which was my first album-format release. It contains all eight tracks, so you can listen to it freely from start to finish.
   The video was released on my YouTube channel on January 14th, 2021.

Other than the camera footage, this video contains 27 hand-drawn scenes, and one chalk-written story. The song it features is a live recording I had done in October 2019 in a rehearsal-room with two of my buddies, in a sort of makeshift-band situation. It's the same recording as the Boomerang that would later appear on The Ostinato Sessions, only a different mix.

   A year after that recording session, I was finally wrapping up this project when I absentmindedly flung the hard drive containing a few weeks' work straight onto my studio apartment's floor. Now, at the time this did not seem quite as comical to me as it does now, let me tell ya. In fact, I do believe that I literally stood there staring at the prostrate drive for a minute or two, trying to comprehend the consequences of my own stupidity. Luckily enough though, a few days of fighting with data-recovery software did the trick, and almost everything was back in order; and I ended up releasing the music video on my YouTube channel on October 9th, 2020.

This was a live recording of myself with my guitar in a rehearsal-room from August 2019. It's the same one as the Sea Song that would later appear on The Ostinato Sessions, only a different mix.

   Those were actually two separate drawings made casually on an old phone by someone I know. So I decided to blend them into one, and add a bit of image editing and humble animation on top of it, for the video.

   First released it on my YouTube channel on January 23rd, 2020.

Displaying the lyrics through a drawing of a QWERTY keyboard was the idea that kickstarted the concept for the video in my head. Other than that, the only clear notion I had when I started working on it was to try and bring the different parts of the colour-pencil drawing to life using digital animation.

   Took a while, and I ended up releasing it on my YouTube channel on December 27th, 2022.

This project took about a month all-in-all, which is rather quick in comparison with previous ones. After I had the song ready, I immediately made the drawing (colour pencils), animated the lyrics on top of it and uploaded the resulting music video to my YouTube channel, on April 26th, 2022.

This is a fully-animated music video I made for my song By Choice, which was recorded in late 2020 as a response to a YouTube challange. If you go to the Releases tab you can read more about that. As far as video editing goes, this was probably the farthest I had ever taken video effects and digital animation in one of my videos.

   A little over a year after its recording, I finally released the song's music video on my YouTube channel on February 4th, 2022.

This is a simple static-image video of the entire The Ostinato Sessions EP, which was my first album-format release. It contains all eight tracks, so you can listen to it freely from start to finish.
   The video was released on my YouTube channel on January 14th, 2021.

Other than the camera footage, this video contains 27 hand-drawn scenes, and one chalk-written story. The song it features is a live recording I had done in October 2019 in a rehearsal-room with two of my buddies, in a sort of makeshift-band situation. It's the same recording as the Boomerang that would later appear on The Ostinato Sessions, only a different mix.

   A year after that recording session, I was finally wrapping up this project when I absentmindedly flung the hard drive containing a few weeks' work straight onto my studio apartment's floor. Now, at the time this did not seem quite as comical to me as it does now, let me tell ya. In fact, I do believe that I literally stood there staring at the prostrate drive for a minute or two, trying to comprehend the consequences of my own stupidity. Luckily enough though, a few days of fighting with data-recovery software did the trick, and almost everything was back in order; and I ended up releasing the music video on my YouTube channel on October 9th, 2020.

This was a live recording of myself with my guitar in a rehearsal-room from August 2019. It's the same one as the Sea Song that would later appear on The Ostinato Sessions, only a different mix.

   Those were actually two separate drawings made casually on an old phone by someone I know. So I decided to blend them into one, and add a bit of image editing and humble animation on top of it, for the video.

   First released it on my YouTube channel on January 23rd, 2020.