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Work in progress: the hero section for a new concept I'm building from scratch in Framer called Earth. "A new way to build."
Still finishing everything below the fold, but happy with how this section came together, especially the small video preview card cycling through states on the right.
The hero type earns its size. “A new way to build” stays readable over the globe while that small preview card cycles states without crowding the headline.
A self-initiated logo project based on a fictional design brief for Giant.
The brief was for a pre-construction apartment brand offering solar-powered homes, targeting millennials. The identity needed to feel delightful and affordable, with a purple pictorial mark that could also work on vehicles.
For my concept, I wanted to move away from the usual house or building symbols. I explored an animal-inspired mark combined with a hook shape to create something bold, playful, and easy to recognize.
I kept the shapes simple and strong so the mark could work well even when printed on the side of a vehicle.
This was a self-initiated practice project where I explored how to turn a given brief into a visual identity concept.
the story of a boy who wrote a letter to his future self about the car he dreamed of, and the man who's now driving it. I built the color grade around that nostalgia (warm, cinematic tones that shift as the story grows up), layered in sound design on the small details pen on paper, engine, wind and shaped the score to build right alongside the reveal. 🎬🏎️
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