Dinos Argentinos

Project created for the Bambini channel of Hospital Italiano in Buenos Aires. The goal was to teach children which types of dinosaurs lived in different regions of Argentina and where their fossils have been found.

As the lead on the project, I had the pleasure of developing the entire visual concept for the videos — from the narrative structure to the final graphic style. I created sketches for backgrounds and elements, and produced a complete storyboard featuring the ten dinosaur species portrayed.

To design each setting, I researched the geography of different regions in Argentina and combined contemporary topographic features with references from the corresponding geological eras, imagining what these landscapes might have looked like in prehistoric times.

Another major challenge was drawing the dinosaurs themselves — studying their anatomical structures and bringing them to life through accessible, engaging illustrations for a young audience.

Argentosaurus

Riojasaurus

Carnotaurus

giganotosaurus

Abelisaurus

Amargasaurus

Mussaurus

Eroaptor

Searches, sketches

In summary, I illustrated five backgrounds for animation, plus two nighttime versions, and designed ten dinosaurs prepared for animation, along with intros, maps, and illustrated notebooks featuring each dinosaur’s traits and scale comparisons.

I also created the project’s entire visual design system — from the logo to the different screen layouts that structure each part of the video.

Backgrounds for animation