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Kelly Lim — Designer

Kelly Lim is an art director and designer whose own portfolio centers on title sequence concepts, styleframes and key art, from FX's Atlanta to Divergent and Kim Possible. This profile links each documented piece to the project page on her site.

Across 9 catalogued projects, Kelly's range covers Exploring Space, Kim Possible, Black Swan, Alice in Wonderland and more, with every entry pointing to the artist's original source rather than a rehosted copy. The set runs through Atlanta title sequence design boards, A Journey Through Sound, Black Swan end title and poster, Divergent title sequence, among others, and every thumbnail sends you to the artist's site, not a reposted file.

Full reels, case studies, and contact details live at kellylimdesign.com; this page works as an editorial index pointing toward those primary sources. Keeping coverage of designers like Kelly tied to United States rather than a generic style taxonomy is a bias toward the particular this publication has tried to hold onto through every redesign.

Kelly Lim is a Designer based in United States, 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

  • Exploring Space
  • Kim Possible
  • Black Swan
  • Alice in Wonderland These style frames are inspired by the idea that "Time is running out."
  • Design boards for title show opening for the FX series ATLANTA.
  • "A Journey Through Sound" Logo opening for BOSE.
  • For this project, I wanted to create a 2D-3D Environment to reveal the Coca-Cola bottle. I wanted this design to express the feeling you get when you take that first sip of Coca-Cola.
  • Divergent KL - I incorporated glass as the main element.The glass represents the main character breaking through her new identity while living in a twisted world.
  • Trailer Opening for the broadway musical Finding Neverland. For my piece, I wanted to focus on Silvia's journey to Neverland.

Where to see the work

Kelly Lim presents herself as an art director and designer focused on styleframes, key art and title design. Her own site sorts the work into separate project pages, and those are the pages linked from the gallery above.

Two of them are worth opening first. The Atlanta page shows design boards for the opening titles of the FX series, with several stylistic directions side by side. The Divergent page is built around one idea: glass as the main element, standing in for a character breaking through a new identity. Both read like development work rather than finished broadcast pieces, which is exactly why styleframes are worth studying.

The portfolio also lists Kim Possible, Black Swan, Oreo, Coca-Cola and a physical installation called Out of This World. For the remaining projects, such as the Snapchat and AR work, her site is the primary source.

This profile is part of the Art of Styleframe (AOSF) library of motion and visual design talent.