I built a game UI that shouldn't exist. Harker's Descent — a Dracula-inspired game interface built entirely in Rive. The main menu is a compass medallion hanging from a chain in a storm. You don't click buttons. You place your hand and make a deal with Dracula. To confirm — a dagger falls. Blood spills. The screen drowns in crimson. The next world opens beneath it. Every element is alive: the all watching eye, crow following your cursor, lightning strikes, a bare tree in the wind, a wolf in the shadows, Harker standing in the storm holding a lantern — watching the mechanism that will decide his fate. Built in Rive using rigging, vector graphics, audio events, state machines, and more timeline keyframes than I care to count. This is my entry for the @rive_app Impossible UI Challenge. #riveapp #impossibleui #gameui #motiondesign #rive #harkersdescent

Dope heart rig, goated just for that , a heart given for the rest 😏

“Sweet Orchestra 23”

This project was born from a personal exploration of color, form, and the experience of gifting. Faced with the difficulty of finding wrapping papers that resonated with my visual language — characterized by vibrant colors, dynamic compositions, and expressive patterns — the need to create my own alternative naturally emerged.

The proposal takes shape through a series of graphic patterns designed to transform the act of wrapping into an aesthetic experience in itself. Each design aims to convey joy, warmth, and freshness, evoking a summery and spring-like atmosphere where color and form interact freely and harmoniously.

Beyond their practical function, these wrapping papers seek to redefine packaging as an extension of both the object and the intention behind the gift, turning it into a piece that communicates identity, emotion, and attention to detail.

Lovely work!