Alan Geoy — Creative Lead

Alan Geoy is a Creative Lead and Senior Motion Designer based in Singapore, featured in the Art of Styleframe library of motion design and visual design talent. His practice runs from the early Cinema 4D title work and product visualization documented here through to more recent brand and campaign motion design for finance, technology, and lifestyle clients. This profile aggregates selected works alongside attribution links back to the artist's own portfolio for verified context.

The work gathered here runs to 7 documented pieces, pulled from a wider portfolio that takes in 3D Phone Pitch Video, 3D Phone Pitch Video 2, 918, CNY 19, each one linking back to Alan's own site for full credits. Look for American Express, DBS digiPortfolio, DBS Multiplier, DBS x Takashimaya, among others in the gallery; we link out to the maker's own upload instead of copying the frames here.

The deeper archive sits at instagram.com, alangeoy.com; what we maintain is a pointer to it, not a copy of it. Grouping Alan by Singapore and by actual projects, not by buzzword, is the editorial habit this site has kept since the original gallery.

Alan Geoy is an Art Director based in Singapore, featured in the Art of Styleframe library. The selections below link to the artist's own portfolio for verified work history and credits.

Portfolio highlights

3D Phone Pitch Video These style frames were created for the client to show off the latest phone's features while looking high end. Approach for video #1 is black and white.
3D Phone Pitch Video 2 These style frames were created for the client to show off the latest phone's features while looking high end. Approach for video #2 is museum white.
Frames was created to try rendering and animating camera around a Porsche 918 and see how good can it get. Software: Cinema 4D, Adobe After Effects Alan Geoy: Art Direction and Motion Designer
CNY 19 Created a video for the celebration of Chinese new year 2019, showing the blooming of the flower with wealth in it.
Uprising was my favorite work of 2019 because it's my yearly main title animation which it's a goal for me to accomplish every year, this year with the help of Drasko V, we've made it quite a kick ass
Antigravity Practicing with Octane Render, I rendered all the frames that I will be uploading on my website to have a common look.
Antimatter Art Direction & Design: Alan Geoy, All this started while I was working on style frames and have a feeling of making it into a animation. — Animated in Maxon Cinema4d and post processed in Adobe Af
Infinity Title Design - Art Direction & Design: Alan Geoy Music Editor: Joy Heng | Did this main title just for experimental purposes, exploring lights and shadows.
Monument Film Art Direction & Design: Alan Geoy. An experimental short film about how ideas and thoughts can go into the brainstorming process, but always at the end you realize you won't be able to use them.
ORO - Art Direction & Design: Alan Geoy Style frames here are for ORO Luxury Water, I decided to drop the project because of the changing of brief.
Take Us Away is an experimental music video expressing eagerness and desperation of the protagonist to understand the world around her, double exposure was used to drive the visual expression with bui
Vanilla Title Design

Recent work

Geoy has since moved from personal concept pieces into agency-side brand and campaign motion design, stepping into a Creative Lead role along the way. Highlights from that more recent stretch, as shared for this profile update:

DBS DigiPortfolio - Styleframes and motion design for a digital investment product campaign. Role: Lead Motion Designer
DBS Multiplier - Campaign motion design and visual development for the DBS Multiplier product. Role: Lead Motion Designer
DBS Private Bank - Visual direction and motion design work for DBS Private Bank. Role: Senior Motion Designer, Art Direction
DBS x Takashimaya Card - Motion design and styleframe development for the DBS x Takashimaya card campaign. Role: Lead Motion Designer
Google ID Awards - Motion design, editing, and visual storytelling on a campaign that went on to win an MMA Smarties Best in Show. Role: Lead Motion Designer, Video Editor
On Cloudrock 2 - Concept art and visual development for an outdoor performance footwear campaign. Role: Creative Lead, Art Direction, Visual Development
Porsche Taycan - A concept film built around cinematic automotive storytelling and premium motion design. Role: Creative Lead, Motion Design, Video Editor
American Express Platinum Card - A personal concept project exploring premium card visuals and cinematic product framing. Role: Creative Lead, Motion Designer
Public Utilities Board - Motion design and visual development for public-sector communications. Role: Senior Motion Designer

What the current portfolio shows

Geoy's own site keeps a short, tightly edited case list rather than a scroll of everything he's touched. Seven project pages sit behind the Work index right now: American Express, DBS digiPortfolio, DBS Multiplier, DBS x Takashimaya, Google, ON, and Rolex. That's a deliberate cut. Banking, sportswear, search, and Swiss watchmaking don't share a visual language, so the through-line has to be craft rather than category.

The DBS trio is worth reading together. Three separate products, three separate campaigns, one client relationship stretched across years. Anyone who has worked agency-side knows what that actually means: repeat briefs, a house style you helped build, and the awkward job of making the fourth deck feel new. The Google page and the ON page pull in the other direction, toward campaign work where the brand system is already locked and the motion has to slot into it.

Rolex and American Express land somewhere else again. Both lean on product framing, slow camera moves, and light doing most of the storytelling. His site describes his current position as Creative Lead and Senior Motion Designer, with AI work folded into the practice.

Where to see more

Full case pages live on the artist's own site at alangeoy.com, and he posts shorter cuts on Instagram. Both are the authoritative sources for credits, roles, and dates on any of the projects listed above.