Behind every door there is a story to be told. Gyumri TUMOians of Boris Kirakosyan’s AltJuly motion graphics lab illustrated the doors of the city while also telling the stories being woven behind them.

In Ara Gabrielyan’s level two motion graphics workshop Dilijan TUMOians have portrayed the most peculiar characters, from a banana who’s doing sit ups to a flying giraffe combined with some whimsical sounds.

TUMOians from Gavar, Chambarak, and Dilijan created a video about different Armenian dialects during Ara Gabrielyan’s level three motion graphics workshop.

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TUMOians in Ara Gabrielyan’s learning lab animated their favorite paintings and revitalized famous works of art by using AI and motion graphics.

Gyumri TUMOians transformed various characters and objects into GIFs, from a muscular weightlifter to dipping donuts in Mary Sepkhanyan’s level 2 workshop of Motion Graphics.

A day in the life of characters brought to life by TUMOians. Students in Ara Gabrielyan’s level two motion graphics workshop learned to create and animate characters from scratch.

GIFs by TUMOians inspired by Yerevan. In a lab led by Tic Motion Studio, students from TUMO Yerevan used Adobe After Effects and Photoshop to create GIFS inspired by stories about the capital.

Did you know? The Zodiac Killer is the most famous unsolved murder case in American history. Students in Arnold Abrahamyan’s Motion Graphics level three workshop created a video about the case.

From screenplay and illustration to sound and music: A huge team of TUMOians, led by Areg Mkrtchyan, Fadi Baki and Tatev Avetisyan, has created two animations about the most popular Armenian holidays. The animations about Barekendan and Vardavar convey the spirit of the holidays and their rituals. The project was initiated by US Hamazkayin’s Western Regional Heritage Committee and The Board of Regents of Western Prelacy Armenian Schools.

In July, TUMOians worked with Motion Graphics workshop leader Tatevik Avetisyan to create motion graphics inspired by Yerevan. From statues to museums and Zvartnots Airport to the metro — students turned Yerevan’s most recognizable landmarks into GIFs worthy of any social media platform.