2025 | Animation
| New Talent
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She/Her - Why did you create this work?
This stop-motion animation explores what makes people smile—from silly moments to quiet joys. It’s not about making people like what they’ve always disliked or feel grateful when they’re down. Instead, I hope to spark curiosity and offer a fresh perspective: sometimes, joy hides in the smallest, most unexpected places. - How were your illustrations used?
This is the first stop motion animation I've ever created, it was created for my graduation project. - What materials and techniques did you use?
I used Dragonframe for animation, along with lighting skill to enhance the visuals. The stop-motion animation was created with a combination of wood and metal work, as well as wool felt for texture and detail. Post-production was done in After Effects and Capcut to add finishing touches and effects. - Was this project commissioned?
Un-commissioned - Agent
Vivian Su - Agent Instagram
@viv._.art_ - College / University
Kingston School of Art - Course and graduation date
MA Illustration - Personal Website or Portfolio Link
viviansuart.wixsite.com/vivart
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@viv._.art_ - Biography
Vivian Su is a Taiwanese illustrator based in London, recently graduated from Kingston School of Art. Her work celebrates joy, warmth, and a playful spark. She works mainly with traditional media—stop motion, collage, and colored pencils are her favorites. Inspired by daily life, travel, nature, and human connection, her illustrations are little slices of her world. - Where are you currently based?
United Kingdom (UK)
