Richard Van Le

Visual Design · Motion Design · Interaction Design

For 25 years, I’ve created motion graphics, interactive experiences, and designs for enterprise clients, creative agencies, and in-house teams.

Reach me at: hey@richardvanle.com

Interaction Design

My work includes product interfaces, prototypes, and interactive experiences for enterprise clients and creative agencies. This includes UX/UI design for fintech apps, B2B platforms, web apps, and digital products.

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Motion Design

My work includes videos, product demos, and brand animation systems for corporate clients and creative agencies. This includes motion graphics, commercials, animated presentations, and social content.

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Website Design

My work includes websites and digital experiences for corporate clients and creative agencies. This includes corporate sites, landing pages, and web applications.
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UX Design

My work includes UX deliverables and product interface designs for enterprise clients. This includes user flows, wireframes, interactive prototypes, and motion specifications.
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Visual Design

My work includes art direction, brand identity, presentations, and digital marketing materials for enterprise clients and creative agencies.

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sherman-sterling
pnc
ricoh
kpmg
nrg
merrill
comedy-central
amc
meta
playboy
salesforce
netflix
deloitte

TMI… 

I love typography, UPA animation, 12 fps, screen printing, film noir, mid-century design, KEXP, iced Americanos, and baritone guitars. Currently I’m reading The Mountains Sing by Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai, listening to the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack  (I’ll admit it!), playing Mario Kart, watching Wander Over Yonder, playing jazz guitar (badly), and learning how to make characters in 3D. Not all at the same time though. I live in Massachusetts but I don’t like Dunkin’. I root for the Cubbies because I grew up watching them on WGN. 

BTW: If you want a deep-dive into my personal and professional illustration work, visit: monstertoe.com