Featured Designer

KTRS DESIGN — Motion Designer

KTRS DESIGN is a Motion Designer featured in the Art of Styleframe library of motion design and visual design talent. This profile aggregates selected works documented in the gallery alongside attribution links back to the artist's own portfolio for verified context.

The 11 pieces indexed here come from a broader motion designer portfolio, each linked back to KTRS's own site for context. Look for Millennium Project, Trym Project, Stromae Project, Cassie Project, 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 ktrsdesign.com, instagram.com; what we maintain is a pointer to it, not a copy of it. We'd rather pin KTRS to real projects than to trend labels, and that preference has survived every redesign here.

KTRS DESIGN is a Motion Designer, featured in the Art of Styleframe library. The selections below link to the artist's own portfolio for verified work history and credits.

Who they are

KTRS isn't one person. It's a collective of three artists, Antoine Pion, Greg Beccucci and Timothe Claeys, working out of Bordeaux in France on full 3D animation and graphic design for club and festival audiences. Their studio page describes the focus plainly: live shows and commercials, with creative direction and animation handled in house.

Their current site is ktrsdesign.com, which is where every project page linked below lives. An older collective domain is still recorded on this profile but no longer resolves.

Portfolio highlights

Airod MirrorLake -, KTRS, Inc.
Mercure -, KTRS, Inc.

Inside the gallery

Electronic music drives most of the list. The Trym Project ran from April to November 2023, a touring visual show built with the artist TRYM that played Dour Festival in Belgium, Phantom in Paris, ADE in Amsterdam and TRYM Festival in Breda. The studio's write-up describes it as drawing on futuristic themes and anime aesthetics. Airod Project connects straight back to the Airod MirrorLake frames already catalogued above, and PNL Project covers the French rap duo.

Fashion and drinks brands make up the commercial side. Mugler H&M and Biotherm Project sit next to Hennessy Project, three very different registers from a team best known for rave visuals. Stromae Project brings in one of the largest names in French-language pop.

The remaining entries carry no client at all. Millennium Project, Cassie Project, Audrey and Uni1 look like the studio's own concept work, the kind of thing a three-person team makes between bookings to keep a look moving forward. Isn't that usually where the next tour visual comes from?