Everybody needs a fun weather app. Introducing the best weatherman, Pip.

Pip is a round, jelly-soft little creature who takes the forecast personally. Sunny? Shades on. Rainy? Umbrella up. Stormy? Gripping a lamppost for dear life. Night? Barely awake, glowing softly in the dark.

Every state, entrance, idle loop, and click reaction was designed to make checking the weather feel like the highlight of your morning. IK rigging for the hands, multi-layer state machines, Rive Data Binding with Enum View Models, Solo-based accessory swaps; a lot is happening inside a very small glass dome.

Meet Pip Here! ☀️🌧️❄️

The amount of engineering hidden behind 'jelly-soft creature checks weather' is wild — Data Binding with Enum View Models for state swaps is not a small thing to pull off this smoothly. Love the storm pose.

Hi! This is my second entry for the Rive Character Challenge. This wolf character was a previous project of mine, a personal exploration of what Rive can do with character interaction. I handled the full process — from initial sketches and reference gathering through illustration, colour variations, rigging, and final animation in Rive. The result includes cursor-following head movement, click animations, and a structured state machine that keeps all the interaction states clean and manageable. An alternative version pushes the dynamics further with a more exaggerated cursor follow and a snappier click response. Try out yourself: https://demo.lupian.studio/#/play/wolf-character see full project: https://contra.com/p/gZL3rbPm-interactive-wolf-character?r=daniel_lehoczky