Your idea deserves powerful, heartfelt visual storytelling.
Discover your authentic visual story that connects and inspires real people through concept design and animation.
Why Robinson?
My purpose as a visual storyteller is to inspire real people through powerful clarity and honest emotional connection.
Whether you need loose storyboard sketches to visualize user stories, brand illustrations to set the right emotional tone, concept art to spark clarity for your audience, or 3D product animation to explain and inspire, my creative process is the same:
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First, I meet you wherever you are in your process, and step completely into your shoes: What is your story, and why does it matter? We invest time to fully discover the brain and heart of your vision. We set goals and define deliverables.
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Next, I explore a wide range of visual directions, identifying metaphors and symbols that resonate with your story’s emotional core to inform my initial designs. Then I present a range of different options for your feedback.
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Then we iterate, typically with 1-2 rounds of revisions, staying mindful of budgets and deadlines, to prioritize the elements that supercharge your story’s impact.
Focus Areas:
Entertainment Concept Art
I’ve been developing original IP, characters and worlds for companies like Sony, DreamWorks, Google, and Nickelodeon for over a decade.
Product & Brand Visual Storytelling
Supercharge your impact with Hollywood-grade visual storytelling that inspires teams, clients, and stakeholders.
It’s great to meet you!
I’m Robinson Wood—art director and founder of this visual storytelling design agency. My passion for visual storytelling started back in 2004, making stop-motion Lego videos in my parent’s dining room, and I’ve been blessed to see it grow into a career that’s spanned industries and mediums.
I believe honest stories make us better people. That’s what drives my work developing visual stories through storyboards, brand illustration, concept art, and 2D & 3D motion graphics.
My mission is to eliminate fear from the creative process so we can discover the right visuals to authentically tell your story to the world.
After work, you’ll find me with my wife and our three kids—making up songs on the piano or reliving my stop-motion roots building Lego masterpieces.
If you’re ready to share your story with the world, let’s talk. I’d love to help bring your vision to life.
