Razer Axon’s newest featured artist, Vincent, is a Paris-based Motion & 3D Designer whose work fuses sleek animation with storytelling flair. With a background in branding and advertising, Vincent’s visuals are more than just eye-catching, they’re emotionally resonant, crafted to leave a lasting impression.
From Agencies to Artistic Independence
Vincent’s creative journey began at ECV Paris, where he earned his Master’s degree in 2018 while juggling agency work at TBWA and Publicis. After honing his skills at brand agency Babel, he took a leap into independent design during the pandemic, which is a move that allowed him to fully embrace his artistic voice.
Why Razer Axon?
For Vincent, Axon is more than a wallpaper platform, but it’s a creative hub. “Axon brings together artists from all disciplines,” he says. “It’s a space where we connect through shared passions for striking visuals and smooth animations.”
He also sees Axon as a source of inspiration, a place to discover new talent and push the boundaries of his own work.
A Return to Creative Roots: Vincent’s Latest Motion Collection
Motion by Vincent, his newest Axon collection is a tribute to his early days as a student, when he would challenge himself to create within tight timeframes: one hour to spark an idea, half a day to bring it to life. “It was a profoundly stimulating period,” he recalls. “It taught me to focus on the essence of each project.”
This minimalist, time-conscious approach now guides his daily practice, allowing creativity to flourish without being bogged down by technical limitations.
Now Live: Vincent’s Contribution to Razer’s 20th Anniversary Artist Series
Vincent’s latest work is now featured in Razer’s 20th Anniversary Artist Series on Axon, a curated collection celebrating two decades of cutting-edge design and gaming culture. His contribution blends his signature motion style with Razer’s bold visual identity, resulting in a set of wallpapers that are both atmospheric and deeply personal.
“This miniseries was inspired (consciously or not) by the many designers and artists whose work has shaped my creative journey,” Vincent shares. “I’ve always worked with minimal equipment, just a laptop, so I can create anywhere, whether I’m at home or riding through the Himalayas, like I am now.”
He also offers a message to fellow creators:
“When I started learning motion design, I was completely lost. The moment I truly began to grow was when I stopped chasing perfection. For me, perfection kills creativity. Don’t wait until your animation is flawless to share it. Just create. Fail sometimes. Keep going. Do it for yourself, not for the algorithm or fame. Do it because you love it.”
Download Razer Axon now to explore Vincent’s 20th Anniversary wallpapers, which is part of a powerful series where motion meets meaning.
