Remember when concert tickets were something you wanted to keep? 🎟️ I was thinking about how we used to collect concert tickets as little souvenirs of the shows we'd been to. Nowadays, most tickets are just QR codes or barcodes on our phones. They're practical, sure, but they've lost a bit of their personality. That thought inspired me to create this interactive ticket system prototype, imagining what a digital ticketing experience could look like for TivoliVredenburg, a concert venue here in the Netherlands. The idea was to bring back some of the charm of physical tickets while keeping the convenience of a digital experience. Not just a ticket you scan at the door, but something you can interact with, revisit, and collect as a memory of the concerts you've attended. I also took this project as an opportunity to push my Rive skills further, particularly working with data binding across multiple artboards, different View Models, nested components, and interactive state machines. The collectible ticket concept was inspired by a great Drawindex tutorial from Michael Myers, which helped spark the idea. Here's a little demo of how it all came together! I'd love to hear what you think. Would you like to see collectible concert tickets make a comeback, even in digital form? #Rive #MotionDesign #InteractiveDesign #CreativeCoding #UIAnimation

A little @Rive experiment - expressing emotions through walking cycles. What's your favourite? You can poke it, download and remix it in the Rive Marketplace: https://rive.app/marketplace/29159-55279-walking-with-personality/

The walks have so much personality.