Created for the Getty Museum’s exhibition, this interactive animation portrayed the mummy wrapping ritual of Petosiris and the Egyptian afterlife.

My Role: As lead designer and illustrator, I defined the overall visual style, drawing from authentic Egyptian art and historical references. I developed sketchboards and styleframes, created the color palette inspired by pigments available during the period, and established a workflow for blending vector artwork with texture to achieve an authentic yet animatable look. In addition to design, I also contributed select animation sequences.

This edited reel highlights my design and animation contributions from the full 4-minute piece. The project remains one of my favorites, as it allowed me to balance historical accuracy with creative direction while shaping the visual identity of an interactive museum experience.

Client: The Getty Museum
Animation Studio: BIEN
Creative Director: Hung Le
Executive Producer: Ricardo Roberts
Producer: Elena Dreyer
Art/Animation Director: Hung Le
Illustration and Design: Allyson Schuman and Flor Tasso
2D Animators & Compositors: Alejandro Imondi, Miguel D’Errico, and Allyson Schuman

Interactive Experience