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🎃 Halloween project — work in progress.
An early look at an interactive project I’m developing with Rive, with a focus on animation, atmosphere and visual design.
This screenshot captures a moment in the development process. I’m still refining the experience and testing how everything comes together.
Keeping the full concept under wraps for now. More when it’s ready. 👁️🌲
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