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lil egos
Lil Egos emerged from Dahlia's artistic interpretations, influenced by both her friends and her deep appreciation for anime and cartoons. These inspirations have played a crucial role in shaping her distinctive drawing style.
lil egos
“These digital illustrations come straight from my imagination, inspired by the people who leave a mark on me & inspire me to pursue my goals in life.”
2SENSES FESTIVAL
2Senses is a festival that merges design and music, emphasizing their collaboration and creative synergy. It provides a unique experience for curious individuals and creatives seeking to explore new perspectives, with a strong focus on Hip-Hop and Techno—genres that deeply resonate with young artists.
The concept for the opener was co-created by Ngoc Anh Tran and Dahlia, while Dahlia was responsible for the development and execution of the 3D visuals, including composition, lighting, and camera movements.
bachelor project
(FINISHED JUNE 2021)
BY NGOC ANH TRAN &
DAHLIA FELICIA THORNE:
Corporate Identity & Design,
3D Design & Animation,
2D AnimatioN
SOUND DESIGN BY
JOSCHA BRAUN AKA
NEWPORT
motion @ 5w
Dahlia had the privilege of working at Fuenfwerken Design AG for five years, beginning with a six-month internship at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. During this formative period, she discovered her passion for motion design.
Six months later, she took on a role as a working student, where she was responsible for managing the company’s social media channels and creating showreels for the website. Throughout her time at Fuenfwerken, she had the opportunity to collaborate with inspiring clients, including Hessen Agentur for the 7th Kreativwirtschaftstag 2024.
WORKING STUDENT AT
Fuenfwerken Design AG
2020 — now
Motion & Animation
Projects for
Fuenfwerken Design AG
All animations by
DAHLIA FELICIA THORNE
YALLAH, ALLE!
Yallah, Alle is a project developed during the second semester of Dahlia’s master's studies in Zeitbasierte Medien at Hochschule Mainz.
This deeply personal project was particularly meaningful to her, as it focuses on the positive aspects of BiPoC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) communities while providing a platform created by and for marginalized groups. Unlike many narratives that primarily center around trauma, Yallah, Alle aims to shift the focus. While acknowledging that trauma is an important part of many experiences, it is not the sole defining factor of BiPoC identities. These communities shape and influence pop culture, lifestyle, and politics in profound ways.
Yallah, Alle is a radio show designed to amplify these voices and stories—offering a space where they can be heard, celebrated, and recognized.