Here's an SVG Flow I generated inspired by the - New Avatar- Album by Kelela - I find that the fl...Here's an SVG Flow I generated inspired by the - New Avatar- Album by Kelela - I find that the fl...
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Went with the SVG Flow. It actually captures ethereal and aquatic better than the album cover does, the gradient movement reads like light through water in a way a static photo can't.
Two short motion ads for Instaheadshots, an app that turns ordinary selfies into studio-quality professional headshots with AI.
🎬 Ad 1: "Slide to Unlock" (10s)
A product-flow spot. It opens on a glowing slide-to-unlock button, then shows the app's processing and generating screens as a casual selfie becomes a polished headshot. It ends on the brand and a "Try Instaheadshots" CTA.
🎬 Ad 2: "Everyone's Upgrading" (20s)
A social-proof spot. Notification cards stack up as Sarah, Daniel and Priya each post a new profile photo within one week. The punchline is "everyone is using the exact same Instaheadshots to upgrade," which works on FOMO and ends on a clear CTA.
What I did: concept, motion design, UI animation, kinetic typography, sound sync
Recently there has been a big split in the community. I personally felt this with all of my client work, large portion of the clients exported their Webflow sites and migrated to Vercel
What do you say?
Is the pull toward Vercel coming from the clients themselves or from devs they bring in later? Most of my brand clients still want to tweak copy without calling anyone, so Webflow keeps winning that argument for me.
The first is a burgundy tube on mint, lid off, cashews and caramel cubes spilling out with a thread of caramel across the surface. Deep red serif, soft shadow, nothing else.
The second is a yellow pouch on blue, navy bowl of cashews beside it, a few nuts and caramels loose in front. Product shot on the pack, headline bold in cream.