The color grading across these Spline renders is really cohesive, almost like a moodboard on its own. Are you modeling the rock/gem shapes from scratch or sculpting off scanned references?
The material variation across the pebbles, matte stone next to that glassy blue one, is what sells the realism here. Good foundation to study before jumping into the actual client asset.
Good evening, I'm new here.
Just want to share the new video I made with Motion Graphics for my new portfolio. I built custom Next JS apps with deep integrations, and I focus on efficient infrastructure builds.
Some of my specialty are AI agent platforms for companies and High end Motion Graphics.
Every designer has a folder of screenshots they swear they’ll use someday.
I turned mine into prompts.
This 40-second piece shows the workflow: upload a photo, drop in a prompt, get a whole new art direction. Kodak Gold neon portraits. Stylized 3D fashion renders. Bold vector street art. Soft hand-painted anime.
Same input. Completely different visual languages.
What I’m sharing (free):
→ 5 new design inspirations every day: posters, shaders, visual styles
→ Every image comes with the exact prompt that made it
→ Prompts written like art direction briefs: lighting, lens, texture, palette, composition
On the craft side: the motion piece is built entirely in code. Every UI state, cursor move and transition is animated frame by frame, and the sound design and music are original.
Use them for moodboards, client pitches, style exploration, or just to break out of your default aesthetic.