Animation also shows us the hugeness and tininess of things. The film Powers of Ten* takes us on a journey between the subatomic and cosmic. Koyaanisqatsi turns fast-motion commuters into a tiny ants. The slow-motion building demolitions show the incredible complexity that can take place in a short moment in time.
*by Charles and Ray Eames

 Animation can be defined as the rapid display of a sequence of images to create an illusion of movement. This is used even in film such as in Koyaanisqatsi * where the repetitive motion of people and cars flowing through space builds a hypnotic awareness that prepares us to see any new detail or change. *by Godfrey Reggio and Ron Fricke

Previs Demo Reel

Large-scale jumbotron-size animation for product launch at cell biology conference. Because of the sheer size of this piece, any sleight-of-hand animation tricks like cross-dissolves would be immediately seen. I created vector-based particle animations using ActionScript and Flash libraries. 

Animation and programming: Lydka Jablonska

​Animation captures our attention and prepare us to experience the *feeling* of change. This is a game we learned as babies (Peak-a-boo) and continued to play as kids (Duck-duck-goose) and be entertained by as adults (watching sports). It builds a visceral anticipation that can lead to simple insight, shock, or a burst of laughter.

Magazine Cover

Conceptual illustration highlights the three main areas of epigenetic research: non-coding RNA, histone modifications and DNA methylation.
Client/SME: Christopher Biagioli and Jennifer Bordun. Cover layout, illustration, 3d modeling and textures: Lydia Jablonski.
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WordXpress Educational Software

Web-based educational software. This vocabulary builder uses simple exposure and trial and error to teach new words. Carefully chosen web fonts put an emphasis on typography so the words become the star. Reponsive layout works on desktop and tablet.
Client/SME: Barry DeVorzon, Matthew DeVorzon and Micheal Towers. User flows, wireframes, prototypes and final HTML mockups: Lydia Jablonski. Development: SoftVision
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