Nathan Fernée
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Nathan Fernée

Motion Graphics DesignerLondon, United Kingdom
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Nathan Fernée

Motion Graphics DesignerLondon, United Kingdom
About me
I am a recent graduate of the the National College of Art and Design (Ireland), where I received first class honours in my BA in Fine Art Print and Visual Culture (Joint Major). Having spent my time in college maintaining a Fine Art practice while simultaneously completing projects for external employers, I have developed a comprehensive understanding, both practically and theoretically, of contemporary art and design. My work ranges a variety of mediums, including animation, illustration, installation and sculpture. My portfolio constitutes an array of projects, consisting of work from my own personal practice, as well as commissions I have completed in a commercial capacity.
Projects
  • 'Framing Virility' - Projection Mapped Installation
    'Framing Virility' - Projection Mapped InstallationFraming Virility - N.C.A.D. Graduate Exhibition 2018 A network of anonymous communication in unintelligible space. Reinterpreting the virile masculinity revered in gay culture a rhythmic motion of passive circularity; framing digital virility as analogue frailty. *12 ft x 7 ft structure with projection mapped animation
  • N.C.A.D. Graduate Exhibition - 2018 (Preliminary Work)
    N.C.A.D. Graduate Exhibition - 2018 (Preliminary Work)Framing Virility - Preliminary Work Experimenting with materials and processes for the installation of my graduate exhibition installation; Framing Virility. Combining the frail clinical line of wooden scaffolding and hand drawn animation in creating an analogue interpretation of the digital network of anonymous communication that has come to define contemporary gay culture. An attempt to reflect the single line of communication these apps function off in an exhibition setting.
  • 'A Shout in the Street' - James Joyce Documentary
    'A Shout in the Street' - James Joyce DocumentaryConcept art developed for James Joyce documentary, A Shout in the Street (2017). Punctuated by animated vignettes with narration from Angelica Huston, this feature explores Joyce’s life and work. Broadcast on RTÉ, BBC, Arté France and Arté Germany.
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Work history
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    AnimatorAdo Ato Pictures
     - Amsterdam, NetherlandsFreelance
    I am currently freelancing as an animator at Ado Ato, an Amsterdam-based production studio. This position was offered to me after interning at the studio from October through December 2018. As part of this role I am contributing to the development of a range of projects spanning a variety of mediums. • Developing storyboards and creating animation for a documentary that the studio is producing (Still in production) • Creating illustrations and graphics for VR implantation for the studio’s latest virtual-reality project, Another Dream. • Developing the installation design and animation for Another Dream’s premiere at Tribeca Storyscapes (Tribeca Film Festival)
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    Concept ArtistBlueprint Pictures
     - Dublin, IrelandFull Time
    During the summer of 2017 I contributed to the development of animated inserts for a documentary on James Joyce, 'A Shout in the Street', broadcast on RTÉ, BBC, Arté France and Arté Germany. • Developing a body of concept work around specific references given by production team. • Working closely with the project's director, ensuring that the aesthetic of the animation was in keeping with the tone of the documentary. • Ensuring all digital media was readily available to crew members working predominantly in Los Angeles.
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Skills
  • Printmaking
  • 2D Animation
  • Adobe After Effects
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Storyboarding
  • Microsoft Office
  • Academic Writing
  • Visual Culture
  • Brand Management
  • Advertising Communications
Education
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    1.1 BA (Hons) Fine Art Print and Visual Culture (Joint Major)National College of Art and Design
     - Dublin, Ireland
    • Focused on, a range of different print techniques, both analogue and digital. During my first year I was offered the opportunity to pursue a double honours degree in Fine Art and Visual Culture. This opportunity was available to me based on results I had received in the theoretical component of my core year. This has given me a strong understanding of the theory of contemporary art and design.