WHO AM I?

VIDEO MAPPING, 2D ANIMATION & ILLUSTRATION ARTIST

Hello, I’m Amélie Decomble, professionally known as Amélimón, a freelance visual artist based in Barcelona. Originally from Avignon, in the south of France, I have been living and creating in Barcelona since 2021. I speak Spanish, English, French, and I’m beginning to learn Catalan, which allows me to collaborate with diverse clients across Europe.

My artistic practice centers on frame-by-frame 2D animation and video mapping, two fields where I can fully explore movement, rhythm, and emotion. I love creating visuals that vibrate and feel alive, keeping the handmade, sensitive touch at the heart of my work. Each project is an opportunity to blend traditional techniques with digital expression, bringing depth and uniqueness to the viewer’s experience.

Alongside these specialties, I also create music videos for bands, print materials, murals, and personalized objects. This diversity of projects keeps my practice dynamic and allows me to approach each collaboration with fresh creative energy.

If you would like more information or discuss a project, please don’t hesitate to contact me. I am responsive, enthusiastic, and always excited to collaborate on ideas that bring experiences to life.

MY PROCESS

2D ANIMATION & VIDEO MAPPING PROCESS

I really enjoy having creative freedom, when you give me a subject and a surface to project on, I can imagine a whole world around it. From there, ideas start to grow naturally.

My process always begins with a few sketches. I draw, test compositions, and build a kind of small storyboard to organize the flow of images. This step helps me visualize movement and rhythm before I move on to the final animation. I like to keep the drawing phase very intuitive, it’s where I find the right tone for the project.

Once the sketches are ready, I move to the digital part, where I bring everything to life frame by frame. I mostly work with 2D frame-by-frame animation, which keeps a handmade, imperfect, and vibrant feeling. That human touch is something I want to preserve in all my work, even when using digital tools or projection mapping.

I stay very open to feedback throughout the process. I like to share progress with clients, get their reactions, and make adjustments together. Each project is a collaboration, and I believe the best results come from honest exchanges and shared enthusiasm.