2024 | Longlist | Animation
- Why did you create this work?
The aim of this animation is to highlight and spread awareness of the complex connection between climate change and the prevalence of child marriage. My brief was to bring to life a poem, in order to engage people in an issue that feels far from home. I designed the film to feel like a story of two halves, there is a clear turning point in the middle in order to leave the viewer feeling hopeful.
- How were your illustrations used?
The animation and illustrated stills from the film were used across the whole digital campaign for International Day of the Girl 2023, by Evoca Foundation in partnership with Equality Now. Used over both the charities' websites and social media. - What materials and techniques did you use?
Composed of cel animation from Animate and After Effects, this 2D animation was drawn in Photoshop to give it a hand rendered, textured feel, then composed in After Effects to fully animate each scene and build the film as a whole. - Was this project commissioned?
Commissioned - Commissioner Name
Naza Alakija - Commissioner Company
Evoca Foundation - Commissioner Instagram
instagram.com/evoca.foundation/
- Who was the work commissioned for?
Evoca Foundation, in partnership with Equality Now - Personal Website or Portfolio Link
amy-tibbles.com/
- Instagram
instagram.com/amy_tibbles/
- Biography
Amy Tibbles is a freelance director, animator and illustrator based in London. Her work is playful and vibrant, with her larger-than-life characters blurring the line between illustration and 2D animation. Her blended approach to projects has seen her work on a wide span on projects, including music videos, short films, murals and brand illustrations with a range of cultural and commercial clients - Where are you currently based?
United Kingdom (UK)
