
Story Board Portfolio
This is my storyboard portfolio, where I share how I think through stories visually. Storyboarding has always felt like the perfect blend of drawing and storytelling for me—it’s where pacing, emotion, and rhythm come together.
Each piece here reflects my approach to scene planning, character performance, and emotional flow. I love working closely with writers, directors, or anyone with a vision to help bring their ideas to life through visuals. Whether it’s for games, animation, or film, I try to make each frame count.
Thanks for taking a look—I hope the stories I’ve helped shape resonate with you! 🎬
Music Video Concept Storyboard
For this project, I was tasked with creating an anime music video (AMV) that stands out from the crowd by defying typical clichés. The goal was to produce something both creative and visually captivating, embracing a unique style while drawing inspiration from popular anime openings. After conducting thorough research into some of the most iconic and visually stunning openings, I pinpointed the elements that made them memorable—be it through dynamic animation, bold color palettes, experimental editing, or innovative camera work.
Rather than following the well-trodden path, I set out to blend elements of fun and originality with a fresh approach to visual storytelling. I pushed boundaries by incorporating unconventional techniques such as unconventional transitions, hyper-stylized character movements, and abstract visuals that amplify the energy of the music. The result is a high-energy, flashy, and fun AMV that not only captures the essence of anime but also offers a unique and unforgettable visual experience.
This project showcases my ability to think outside the box, blending creativity with technical precision to create something that resonates with the audience long after the video ends.
Magical Gate-Way
This animation storyboard explores the enchanting journey of accessing a magical world. The scene begins with our protagonist approaching a Torii Gate, symbolizing the transition between realities. As they step through the gate, the atmosphere shifts, filled with ethereal colors and sounds. Next, they dive into a shimmering waterfall that cascades with magical energy. Beneath the surface, vibrant visuals depict the awakening of the gateway—a swirling portal that opens to a breathtaking realm. The storyboard captures the fluidity of movement and the sense of wonder, inviting viewers to experience the thrill of crossing into this captivating new reality. [Reads Right to Left]
Love of a Life Time
This animation storyboard began as a vision for a music video, drawing inspiration from the poignant styles of Porter Robinson’s SHELTER and the enchanting aesthetics of Studio Ghibli. The narrative explores our perception of time and the memories we cherish throughout our lives.
The story follows a couple who meet in Highschool, capturing key moments that etch themselves into their memories. It begins with their first shared laugh, shared lunch, and movie- seemingly light-hearted interactions that sparks a deeper connection. This moment is pivotal, setting the tone for their evolving relationship. As their bond deepens, we witness them starting a music band with friends for a festival, even the tough moments when studying to get into university, all become a vibrant and joyous experience that highlights the essence of youth and creativity.
The couple embark on adventures, including traveling, further education and buying their first home, the even the birth of their first and second child, the animation begins to reflect the passage of time. The pacing accelerates, illustrating how time seems to speed up as we age, days become shorter, hours go by faster. Key moments become further apart, with larger time skips emphasizing how fleeting even the precious experiences are. The animation captures the bittersweet beauty of life, showcasing moments that may seem trivial at first glance but hold profound significance.
The narrative takes a poignant turn when one partner falls ill and eventually passes away. This section delves into the raw emotions of grief faced by the surviving partner, highlighting their struggle to navigate a world once shared with their beloved, as well as the daunting prospect of being a single parent. The animation emphasizes relatable events and challenges, such as learning to cook, tying plaits in hair, mending clothes or even just facing life’s daily tasks without their partner’s support.
As the surviving partner ages, the animation portrays their journey through a fulfilled life, albeit still marked by loss. They watch their children grow and experience their own treasured memories, living a wonderful life and following in their footsteps. Time passes even faster, with the children leaving home embarking on their own adventures. The focus shifts to the garden the couple once tended together, symbolizing their shared dreams and the life they built. The passing seasons serve as a backdrop, illustrating family gatherings and moments of joy that become increasingly rare as time continues to march on.
In the final scenes, we see the partner grow old and eventually face the inevitability of death. Yet, in a beautiful twist, they awaken as a spirit, reuniting with their love in the afterlife. The entire animation culminates in a profound realization: what once felt insignificant becomes the foundation of their happiest memories.
This narrative is intended to unfold without dialogue, allowing the emotive music to guide viewers through this touching journey of love, loss, and the enduring power of memories. The only words to be spoken through the entire animation take place right at the end in a gentle whisper as the music fades: " Did I live a good life? Did I do you proud?" the recently deceased partner asks. They are greeted with a warm smile and nod from their partner and the final words "Welcome Home." The storyboard encapsulates the essence of life’s fleeting moments, making them resonate deeply with audiences as they reflect on their own experiences.
[Reads Left to Right, 3 Panels Wide Columns. Follow part one to the bottom first before starting part 2.]
Part 1
Part 2

Traditional Animation/ Flip Books
This was one of my experiments in my exploration of animation through flip
book animations, emphasizing the importance of selecting key moments to
effectively convey a narrative, and choose vital keyframes for story boards
rather than unnecessary ones.
My flip book animations, while regrettably damaged before I could scan them,
are presented through video recordings. Although the quality isn't perfect,
they capture the essence of my animation style and the joy of creating motion
from still images.





