Hi there!
That's me, Rodrigo Kormann.​​​​​​​
Motion designer focused on storytelling and brand identity
Helping ideas come to life through animation
What I do
As a motion designer with a background in graphic design, I enjoy working with branding, especially logos and main titles. I believe letters and design in general have personality. That personality helps brands stand out and connect with people.

Animation adds another layer to that. It allows brands to tell stories, create emotion, and engage more deeply with their audience.

Beyond client work, I also explore my artistic side through lettering and graphic design, creating pieces for products like t-shirts, stickers, and more.

What I can help you with
Brand animation
Logo animation & main titles
Motion design for digital content

Let's work together
If you'd like to collaborate, feel free to reach out at
hey@rodrigokormann.com.br
Picture of me with the sunlight on my face. In the background there's a blue sky and below the sea.
I bit more about me
I was born in 1979 on the “Magic Island” of Florianópolis, in southern Brazil. Growing up in the ’80s and ’90s shaped a lot of my aesthetic. I have a soft spot for the music, movies, and visual culture of that time.

​​​​​​​I enjoy meaningful moments with family and friends, but I’m also comfortable connecting with new people. I’m easygoing, and I like conversations that happen naturally, whether it’s during a walk, a shared moment, or even on the dance floor. And life wouldn’t be the same without dogs. They’ve always been part of it.

I find inspiration in both quiet and active places. Indoors, I’m drawn to movies, books, and music. Libraries and bookstores are places where I can easily lose track of time, especially exploring typography, lettering, and visual details.

Outdoors, I enjoy cycling and photography. Cycling gives me a sense of freedom and movement, clearing my mind while staying present. Photography, on the other hand, slows things down. It puts me in an observer’s role, where patience, attention to detail, and seeing things from different perspectives become essential. There’s something special about noticing light, composition, and capturing a moment that might otherwise go unnoticed.

More recently, I’ve been spending time at the gym and dancing. I enjoy the balance between structure and flow, precision and movement. Dancing, in particular, is about connection, meeting someone in the moment and finding a shared flow. In a way, it connects closely with how I think about design and animation.

As a kid, I loved collecting things and creating small gadgets for my toys. That curiosity and creativity never really left. It still shows up in how I approach design today: exploring, experimenting, and trying to build something meaningful.

Before finding my way into design, I worked as a dentist for a few years. Changing careers was a big shift, but it led me to what I truly enjoy: creating and building meaningful work.
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