The second installment of the Syna Pusyu animation series, “Tsukutsuku Tsukumochan,” is themed around New Year’s. Tsukumochan is a character inspired by the “tsukumogami,” spirits said to dwell in objects that have been cherished and used with care. It portrays the Japanese sensibility of sensing life in familiar things, using gentle expressions that can be understood by babies and children alike.

Description: A two-player zero-sum finite deterministic perfect-information game is one of the classifications of games in game theory. Many board games that are not affected by chance, such as chess, shogi, checkers, Reversi, the stone-taking game (Nim), Go, Renju, Gomoku, tic-tac-toe, Xiangqi, Mancala, and Twixt, fall under the category of two-player zero-sum finite deterministic perfect-information games. ....From Wikipedia This work directly depicts an Othello game in the style of a battle anime.

This is the latest showreel, featuring a collection of client work and personal projects.

Produced the music video for Daoko and abelest’s “Touch!”