Dedicated, multi-skilled 2D animator and illustrator passionate about storytelling. Experience with diverse range of work and styles, including children's TV series, animated shorts, documentary and motion graphics.
Founding member, Director and Animator of the Weird Eye Collective.
Founding member, Director and Animator of the Weird Eye Collective.
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Skills:
2D Animation: hand-drawn, digital and mixed-media From character animation to motion graphics Storyboarding Concept, colour and design Knowledge of Stop-motion Animation. |
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Software:
After Effects Photoshop Illustrator Toon Boom Harmony Animate CC/Flash |
The artist is Irish/French and grew up travelling internationally surrounded by a large collection of comics and bandes dessinées. Fiona pursued her passion for story-telling and animation in the UK despite the weather, at the University for the Creative Arts (Foundation Diploma in Art & Design, Visual Communication), Cambridge School of Art (BA Illustration and Animation) and the University of West England (MA Animation).
Fiona is bilingual in English and French and flipflops between the UK and the South of France. She loves texture, light and colour, noticing all the weird and wonderful details of the world and telling fantastic stories.
Past work includes projects with the CBeebies and BBC World Service, Adobe, Crayola, Smithsonian National Museum of American History, New York Historical Society, American Battlefield Trust, Plan International, Macmillan Cancer Support, University of London, Kingston University, Imperial College London and Royal College of Nursing,
Fiona is bilingual in English and French and flipflops between the UK and the South of France. She loves texture, light and colour, noticing all the weird and wonderful details of the world and telling fantastic stories.
Past work includes projects with the CBeebies and BBC World Service, Adobe, Crayola, Smithsonian National Museum of American History, New York Historical Society, American Battlefield Trust, Plan International, Macmillan Cancer Support, University of London, Kingston University, Imperial College London and Royal College of Nursing,
