

PORTFOLIO
Lea-Eline Amalric
2025-2026
(CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

HELLO!
I'm Lea, a Communication Design student from Germany with a big passion for illustration and animation.
Drawing has always been a huge part of my life - it's pretty much what I do every day. My work spans branding, magazine design, logo design, animation, and both digital and hand-drawn illustrations.
I'm currently in my fourth-semester and working hard to turn my passions into my profession.
CONTACT
Animatic


DON'T SAY YES UNTIL I FINISH TALKING
Vox-Animatic
Studio: Rosewick Studio (YouTube)
About the Project & My Role
I had the incredible opportunity to work as an Animator on this popular community animatic for Rosewick Studio. This project holds a very special place in my portfolio, as it marked my very first time collaborating on a structured animatic production.
Stepping into this challenge, I was responsible for animating 4 key shots, focusing on character acting, timing, and narrative pacing to match the energy of the song.
Since completing this debut project a year ago, my dedication and passion for the studio's vision allowed me to grow rapidly within the team. I have stepped into a Management & Executive role and now work closely with our CEO to discuss concepts, oversee the creative pipeline, and help guide our future productions.
Next in the Pipeline
We are currently working on our next animatic titled "I Still Got It".
ILLUSTRATION

DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION
"Brighter" (Fanart)
Here is a short look into my drawing workflow featuring the character Vincent from the animated series called "Hazbin Hotel".
Hover over the artwork to see the initial rough sketch to the final, detailed piece.
I love working on character designs and vibrant illustrations, focusing heavily on clean line art and expressive color palettes.


FEATURED UNIVERSITY PROJECT



ARS NARRANDI
Magazine Debut Issue
Course: Typography
Role: Concept, Layout, Cover Design, & Curation
Description: The objective of this semester project was to conceive and design the debut issue of a premium print magazine focusing on graphic design and visual culture. The expectations for both editorial depth and design quality were exceptionally high. Each article required a bespoke visual language where the typographic layouts directly reflect, support, and enhance the core message of the text.











