Abhinav Awasthi
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WHIP: the hyper-motion ad every product drop deserves
A product launch gets about two seconds in someone’s feed. Most of the work goes into the product, and the ad ends up as a still image with a price on it.
WHIP is built for those two seconds. The headline slams in, the shoe whips across the screen, stat tiles snap into a grid, callouts point at the details, and the whole thing ends on a clean brand card. It’s four scenes, loops in 15 seconds, and holds the same energy from start to finish.
I built it as one SVGator template, then dropped in three brands to show that it adapts without breaking:
👟 VOLTA, a cream court sneaker
🔥 KILN, a black and ember hi-top
🥾 HARROW, a full-grain leather Chelsea boot
The animation is the same every time. To make it yours, retype the text, swap one product image and change four colours. Every layer is named, the motion sits on wrapper groups, and you never touch a keyframe. A new brand takes under a minute.
All artwork was made for this template, the brands are fictional and the fonts are open source (Anton and Archivo), so it’s free to give away.
If you launch products, this one’s for you. What should WHIP sell next? 👇
Template: https://app.svgator.com/editor#/d10eaa341c0b4fcbbcde1d5d8f5f18a3
@SVGatorApp #svgatorchallenge
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Studio Agulha — From Voice Note to Confirmed Tattoo Booking
What if a tattoo artist could receive a voice note in English, Portuguese, Spanish, or French and have it turned into a confirmed booking — without touching her phone?
That’s what I built with Studio Agulha, designed for Mara Costa, a solo tattoo artist in Alfama, Lisbon.
While Mara is working gloved and sterile, clients can send voice notes describing what they want. The app handles the rest:
🎙️ Voice note → transcription + translation
🧠 Extracts the design, style, size, placement, colour & travel dates
💬 Asks only for the information that's missing
💰 Calculates the price
📅 Shows only appointment times that fit the client's trip
✈️ Avoids booking too close to their flight day
🔒 Holds the appointment slot
💳 Collects a 30% deposit
🔔 Handles reminders, unpaid deposits, expired holds & waitlist openings automatically
Mara only needs to step in when a piece is large or unclear — and can approve it with one tap.
The result
Stencil. Linework. Inked.
A booking workflow that keeps working while the artist keeps working.
Try the demo
👉 https://studio-agulha.lovable.app/
Client side:
Book → tap a sample voice note
Artist side:
For Mara → Demo: enter as Mara
Built with
⚡ Lovable + Lovable Cloud
🎙️ ElevenLabs
Built entirely in Lovable.
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🏔️ Someone you love is dying. There's a cure on a mountain hundreds of miles away. You don't know which herb it is. So you carry the entire mountain back.
That's not a metaphor. That's the Ramayana.
🙏 SANJEEVANI: THE NIGHT DEVOTION MOVED MOUNTAINS — my submission for the FLORA Museum Challenge.
I started with "Hanuman Bearing the Mountaintop with Medicinal Herbs" (ca. 1800, Rajasthan) — a massive devotional painting from The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Open Access archive. It captures Hanuman's most famous act: flying across India carrying Mount Dronagiri to save the dying Lakshmana.
The Met's painting freezes this story in one frame. I unfolded it into five.
🩸 THE WOUND — On the battlefield of Lanka, Lakshmana falls. Rama kneels beside his brother. The physician says only the Sanjeevani herb from the Himalayas can save him — and it must arrive before sunrise.
🚀 THE LEAP — Hanuman steps forward. He grows to colossal size and launches into the night sky with a force that parts the ocean. The earth cracks beneath him.
🌿 THE MOUNTAIN — He lands on Dronagiri. Thousands of herbs glow with bioluminescent light in the moonlit darkness — teals, blues, golds, greens. He cannot identify the Sanjeevani among them. Time is running out. Dawn creeps onto the horizon. And then — the decision that echoed through millennia.
☄️ THE FLIGHT BACK — Hanuman carries the entire mountain on his palm, flying across the Indian night sky. Luminous herbs fall from the peak and trail behind him like a bioluminescent comet tail — a river of healing light streaming through the stars. The Ramayana says herbs fell along his flight path, and where they landed, medicinal plants still grow today.
🌅 THE HEALING — Dawn breaks. The mountain sits glowing on the battlefield. Lakshmana breathes again. Rama embraces his brother. And Hanuman stands apart, head bowed, hands folded in prayer. He does not celebrate. His work was service, not spectacle.
Each panel was built on FLORA and animated into a cinematic sequence — from the darkest night to the most golden dawn.
The Rajasthani painters captured this story in one frame 200 years ago. I needed five — because some acts of devotion deserve to be witnessed in motion.
"Where in all the three worlds will I find another brother like Lakshmana?" — Lord Rama
Original artwork:
Hanuman Bearing the Mountaintop with Medicinal Herbs, ca. 1800
Ink and opaque watercolor on cloth | India (Rajasthan)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Met: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/37960
(https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/37960)FLORA project: https://app.flora.ai/view/js70xqqq2qgjcmc2ampg9nw3w58e19vp
Built with @floraai
#FLORAMuseum #FLORA #TheMet #Hanuman #Ramayana #Sanjeevani #IndianArt #SanatanDharma #AIArt #DigitalArt
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🔱 The Nataraja doesn't just depict a dance — it encodes the entire operating system of the universe in a single frozen gesture.
⚛️ In 2004, CERN — the European Center for Nuclear Research — placed a 2-meter Nataraja statue at their particle physics headquarters in Geneva. The plaque reads: "For the modern physicists, Shiva's dance is the dance of subatomic matter." The physicists didn't adopt the symbol. They recognized it.
🏛️ ANANDA TANDAVA: THE PARTICLE DANCE — my submission for the FLORA Museum Challenge.
I started with the Chola-dynasty Nataraja bronze (ca. 11th century) from The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Open Access archive — one of the most iconic sculptures in all of art history.
The original bronze encodes Shiva's five cosmic acts — the Panchakritya — in one pose: the drum creates, the flame destroys, the open palm preserves, the planted foot embodies, the raised foot liberates. Five acts. One gesture. One eternal dance.
🥁 SRISHTI (Creation) — The damaru drum strikes and particles erupt outward like a CERN collision event. Galaxies coalesce from the spray. The first sound becomes the first matter.
🔵 STHITI (Preservation) — Stable orbits, DNA spirals, and sacred geometry hold the universe in perfect equilibrium. The open palm says: fear not.
🔥 SAMHARA (Dissolution) — The agni flame expands into cosmic fire. Stars collapse into black holes. Matter decays into entropy. Beautiful destruction.
🌫️ TIRODHANA (Concealment) — Shiva deliberately veils himself. The figure is there but hidden behind dark matter and digital noise. The divine made invisible — the way 95% of the universe is invisible to us.
✨ ANUGRAHA (Liberation) — The fog lifts. The full Nataraja emerges in absolute clarity, composed of CERN bubble-chamber particle trails and cosmic light. The raised foot breaks through. Grace.
I built each act as a panel on FLORA, then animated them into a cinematic sequence — from golden creation through blue equilibrium, crimson fire, grey concealment, and finally into transcendent light.
The Chola sculptors understood the cosmos a thousand years before we had particle accelerators. I just changed the rendering engine.
"What if the most advanced diagram of the universe was cast in bronze a millennium ago — and we're only now catching up?"
Original artwork:
Shiva as Lord of Dance (Nataraja), Chola period, ca. 11th century
Copper alloy
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Met: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/39328
(https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/39328)FLORA project: https://app.flora.ai/view/js70mwq4hv8ja37t1r8ep5qjvh8e1tr7
Built with @floraai
#FLORAMuseum #FLORA #TheMet #Nataraja #Panchakritya #CosmicDance #IndianArt #SanatanDharma #AIArt #DigitalArt #CERN #ParticlePhysics
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