Possible deliverables
What can be commissioned.
- Animated explainers and editorial sequences
- Titles, idents, loops and social media motion
- 2D illustration, compositing and selected 3D elements
- Master files, captions and channel-specific exports
Illustration that moves with purpose
Motion that carries the idea, not just the decoration.
Short-form animation, explainers, title sequences and campaign pieces combining drawing, compositing and 3D tools with a clear editorial sensibility.
What this service achieves
Useful outcomes, clearly defined.
- A visual concept designed around time, sound and attention
- A clear storyboard or animatic before full production
- A distinctive crafted look rather than template motion graphics
- Exports prepared for the required screens and channels
Selected evidence
Experience you can inspect.
Relevant work, documented practice and project context already published on ARiF.
Multidisciplinary studio
Drawing, animation and publishing
ARiF’s motion practice grows from the same narrative and compositional thinking as the illustration work.
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Pre-production
Movement begins on paper
Drawing establishes pose, rhythm and visual emphasis before frames move into production.
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A useful starting brief.
- Message, script or content outline
- Duration, aspect ratios and delivery channels
- Voice-over, music and caption requirements
- Deadline, approval process and usage plan
The working process
Decisions before decoration.
Scope, review points and delivery requirements are agreed before production starts.
- 01Define script and treatment
- 02Storyboard and time an animatic
- 03Produce animation and sound
- 04Review, master and export
Practical questions
Before you commission.
Do I need a finished script?
No. A script or concise narrative can be developed as an initial project phase.
Is sound included?
Sound design, music and voice-over can be included or coordinated; licensing and supplier costs are stated separately.
How long does animation take?
Timing depends on duration and technique. Even a short piece needs concept, storyboard, production, review and mastering time.
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