The Light Within

Bing Jie Zhang
Illustration (School of Art and Design)

About this Item

Title
The Light Within
Contributor Names
Zhang, Bing Jie (Creator)
Clipston, Anita (Thesis advisor)
Date
2025
Summary/Artist's Statement
This is a short animation clip that follows LUMOS, a charismatic protagonist entering a prestigious academy, oblivious to the literal and metaphorical storm brewing ahead. Instead of rushing into the plot, the focus is on showcasing their magnetic personality to hook audiences, letting curiosity grow organically through their choices and charm. The narrative builds intrigue by prioritizing character depth over exposition, inviting viewers to invest in LUMOS’ journey before unraveling the larger conflict." Condensed key elements: Character intro → storytelling strategy → audience engagement.
Illustration genre: Character design; Computer animation
Type
Moving Image
Animations (visual works)
Digital art (visual works)
Drawings (visual works)
Medium
Procreate, Capcut
Medium (Terms)
Procreate (Application software)
Graphics software
Course/Degree Information
Course: IL 405 Visual Storytelling for Evolving Media II, (Fall 2024, Semester 7), Professor: Anita Clipston
Rights
In Copyright
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Identifier
FIT Repository ID: il_000909

Citation

Zhang, B. J. (2025). The Light Within. FIT Institutional Repository. https://institutionalrepository.fitnyc.edu/item/630945
Zhang, Bing Jie. The Light Within. 2025. FIT Digital Repository, https://institutionalrepository.fitnyc.edu/item/630945
Zhang, Bing Jie. "The Light Within." FIT Digital Repository, 2025. https://institutionalrepository.fitnyc.edu/item/630945