We make the web move. Most brand sites sit still — a flat grid of photos. We build the opposite: ...

We make the web move. Most brand sites sit still — a flat grid of photos. We build the opposite: ...We make the web move. Most brand sites sit still — a flat grid of photos. We build the opposite: ...

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Vela Studio

• Aug 21

We make the web move.

Most brand sites sit still — a flat grid of photos. We build the opposite: cinematic, real-time 3D websites where the product turns as you scroll and the light moves with the page.

Six live concepts — jewellery, interiors, boutique hotels, furniture, automotive — all clickable at byvela.online

Hand-coded in React + WebGL. No templates. If your work deserves better than a brochure, let's build something that moves.

Completed work

Web Design 3d webdesign WebGL

Lepisov Branding

pro

• Oct 16

Figma Football An unofficial football concept inspired by Figma and its visual language.

The ball was created using a custom 3D generator I built in ChatGPT, with animated interface icons and graphics developed with Claude.

Part design experiment, part exploration of how custom AI-powered tools can become part of the creative process.

branding motion 3d 3D Animation Brand Design Motion Design ChatGPT Claude Figma

Mykola Malyhin

pro

• Oct 16

The interface icons translate surprisingly well into a football identity.

Seadhna Treacy

pro

• Oct 16

This is wild to me! I have worked so hard to build this profile and it just goes to show that you really do get out what you put in. Work has really picked up since I worked on my discovery score and the right clients seem to be finding their way to me. Couldn't be happier.

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Naim Islam

• Oct 17

Congrats on Top 1% — that's huge! 193 is wild. If you don't mind sharing, what moved the needle most for your discovery score? Was it profile completion, case studies, or just consistent posting? Trying to build mine from scratch right now.