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David Akintade
Product designer: app UX/UI, interaction, Framer & motion
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A product about proof has to get the order right.
I just published Provly on Contra, an iPhone app concept for people who cancel a subscription and still get charged later.
The app keeps the proof in one place, connects the day you asked to cancel with the day you...
First Day of Issue turns a launch announcement into a formal invitation: the product becomes an engraved stamp, the launch date is the postmark and the audience is the handwritten address. Change the logo, headline, date, address, stamp picture and colours, and every beat plays...
I'm about to publish the case study for CUT · PRINT · WRAP, a fashion film trilogy I made about one woman, one gown and one day in New York.
At 06:00 she cuts the gown in calico. By 17:00 it's printed with the sunrise she watched that morning. At 23:59 a coat of lost umbrellas...
Built a flat 2D character for a comedic social series, lip synced tight enough that the timing carries the joke on its own. No manual keyframing on the mouth, the whole performance came from the voice track. Anyone else animating for short-form comedy right now?
Ran a real voice track through an anime-style character and let the audio drive the whole performance, not a fixed timing template. The mouth shapes, the pauses, even the small head tilts came straight from the waveform. Curious how many of you are doing audio-driven animation yet versus hand-keying visemes.
