PROFILE // ANDREW ELLIOTT
Behind the frames.
Animator, producer and creative problem-solver building stories across formats.
FOCO, COLORADO // 2026THE ARTIST / THE OPERATOR
Andrew Elliott
Andrew Elliott is a Fort Collins, Colorado–based multimedia producer, 2D/3D animator, voice actor, and founder of MohawkADE Media. With over 13 years of independent production experience across YouTube, Newgrounds, and DeviantArt, his creative practice spans full-pipeline 3D character animation and environment building in Blender, digital illustration, live-action cinematography, foley and sound design, and post-production.
His work brings together an internet-native creative voice and hands-on production experience: developing ideas, building assets and environments, performing and recording voices, shooting live-action material, and shaping picture and sound into a finished piece.
CURRENT WORK & CREATIVE INTERESTS
While early multi-year projects like The Most Powerful Dab served as foundational proving grounds in hybrid live-action and VFX compositing, Andrew's recent body of work focuses on modern 3D character animation, high-contrast visual effects, digital illustration (including fan and literary projects on DeviantArt), and sharp, internet-native parody and satire, such as technical physics parodies and the Tokens vs. Talent campaign.
His technical interests center on open-source 3D workflows in Blender, hybrid log capture with Blackmagic cinema cameras, and precision node-based color grading and audio finishing in DaVinci Resolve Studio.
CAREER GOALS
Currently completing his Master of Communications and Media Management (M.C.M.M.) at Colorado State University while working on staff at CSU, Andrew's goal is to scale MohawkADE Media from an independent channel into a nimble, hirable commercial studio delivering bespoke 2D/3D animation, voiceover, and post-production for agencies, brands, and entertainment clients.
PORTFOLIO MISSION
This portfolio serves as both a commercial showcase of MohawkADE Media's production capabilities and a living archive of graduate-level media management work—demonstrating how deliberate human artistry, technical precision, and strategic communication turn ambitious concepts into memorable frames.
See selected work ↗THE WORKSPACE // BTS