2015: D&AD Pencil – Airbnb “Wall and Chain” –

Is a part of the team which wins a D&AD Pencil and Webby for Wall and Chain, a touching animated short art directed by Indovina.

2015: Shots Magazine – British Gas “Warm & Working” –

Directs a charming spot featuring a penguin repairman; featured in Shots Magazine.

2015: Designcollector – Sherwin-Williams Campaign –

Indovina discusses fine art influences in the Emerald Paint Collection commercial.

2014: Emmys Magazine & Monki Magazine Features –

Profiles highlight Indovina’s imaginative animation and her process creating music videos with “just imagination and a computer.”

2013: Super Bowl XLVII – Beck’s Sapphire “Serenade” –

Co-directs this surreal CGI ad featuring a black goldfish during the Super Bowl.

2013: ADC Young Guns 11 –

Honored among the top 30 under 30 creatives worldwide.

2013: Motionographer – “10,000 Arrows to the Heart” –

Indovina is featured after several dynamic years working professionally in motion design. She pens an honest essay and interview chronicling her rise to Creative Director at Psyop. Read

2012: SFNY Conference – The Art of Failure –

Indovina co-presents a signature talk with filmmaker Lucia Grillo at the Style Frames NY conference, titled The Art of Failure. Opening with the line “Failure makes you ugly” (Marco Spier), the two guide a global audience through the deeper beauty of creative missteps. The talk features Psyop’s hauntingly poetic short Failure and unpacks how vulnerability, imperfection, and risk are essential to bold visual storytelling. The session becomes a standout hit of the conference, resonating deeply with artists facing the chaos of the unknown.

2012: Gold AICP Award – Fage “Plain” (Co-Directed with Eben Mears) –

Indovina co-directs the poetic, minimalist ad Plain for Fage Yogurt, alongside the late, brilliant Eben Mears at Psyop. The film wins Gold at the AICP Awards, earning a place in the MoMA permanent collection. The campaign is celebrated for its striking restraint and meditative pacing—an homage to the power of simplicity in an industry often dominated by excess.

2012: Gold Clio & AICP MoMA Honor – FedEx “Enchanted Forest” –

Is a part of the team winning top honors and is archived in MoMA for her concept design work and art direction 

2011: Motionographer & Adweek – Fage “Plain” Campaign –

Profiles cover her directorial work on a poetic ad featuring narration by Willem Dafoe.

2010: Motion Conference Keynote – Designing with Meaning –

Indovina delivers a keynote titled Designing with Meaning: The Psyop Approach to Illustrating the Story at the Motion Conference. In the talk, she unpacks Psyop’s collaborative creative process—from dreaming to doing, and the controlled chaos that fuels their illustrative, emotionally resonant storytelling. The session offered a rare behind-the-scenes look at the visual development philosophy that helped define an era of motion design.

2009: Director & Designer – Psyop –

Indovina joins renowned creative studio Psyop as a Director and Designer, marking the start of a prolific decade helming high-profile, visually ambitious campaigns. At Psyop, she directs award-winning work across animation, design, and live action—crafting surreal worlds for brands like FedEx, Beck’s Sapphire, British Gas, and Airbnb. Her signature aesthetic—blending painterly detail with narrative depth—earns her recognition at the Clios, D&AD, and AICP and cements her reputation as one of the studio’s most visionary voices.

2008: One Club Award – Justin Timberlake’s “LoveStoned” –

Wins a One Show award as a team of designers on the visually iconic “blue section.”

2007–2012: Author & Curator – Motionographer –

Indovina was part of the original global editorial team at Motionographer.com, the influential industry site founded by Justin Cone. As a contributing writer and curator, she regularly spotlighted groundbreaking work in animation, motion design, and storytelling—helping shape the dialogue around visual culture during a formative era for the medium.

2007: Relocated to NYC to Creative lead Blind’s NYC Studio –

Indovina is relocated to New York to lead Blind’s East Coast expansion.

2009: Emmy Award – Blind –

Indovina’s original character designs and hand-painted visual language were featured in a music video that earned Blind an Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Art Direction. Her distinctive aesthetic defined the look and feel of the characters, marking an early milestone in her career as a visual auteur.

2006: Festival Sweep – Fish Heads Fugue (RISD) –

Wins Best Stop Motion at Animex UK, Best Undergraduate Animation at Ottawa, and screens worldwide.

2005: David Rosenberg Memorial Scholarship –

Receives RISD’s top film honor for compassion, creativity, and vision as a junior in the Film/Animation/Video department in honor of David Rosenberg 94 FAV,

2005: Fish Heads Fugue – Festival Launch –

Wins Best Animation at the Hollywood DV Festival and becomes a finalist in Stash’s Global Student Awards.

1999–2001: Carnegie Mellon Pre-College Merit Scholar –

Awarded merit scholarships for three consecutive summers, Indovina attended Carnegie Mellon University’s Pre-College Art Program, where she studied advanced drawing, figure study, and experimental design, laying the foundation for her future as a visual storyteller.

1999: Pennsylvania Governor’s School for the Arts –

At age 16, recognized for early creative excellence in sculpture and puppetry.

1994–2001: Scholastic Gold Medalist & Top Portfolio Honors –

From childhood through high school, Indovina earned dozens of regional and national Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, consistently recognized for her expressive visual storytelling in sculpture, drawing, and printmaking. 

In her senior year, she was awarded the highest portfolio honor in Western Pennsylvania, distinguishing her as one of the region’s most promising young artists.

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