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marble statues dissolving into forests at the pixel level.
dithered. motion-blurred. monospaced throughout.
strange enough to stop you in a subway tunnel.
credible enough for a sovereign wealth prospectus.
this is Canopy Capital
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Looks interesting. Very cool! 💯
Impressive!
Nice
Great work
Well presented from start to finish.
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Nice work!
nice design!
Very nice design! great work
Nice one
The dithered marble into forest transition does exactly what you said, it reads strange and expensive at the same time. The lanyard mockup with the name badge is a smart way to show it's built for a real event, not just a moodboard.
Very cool Révolté - dig it!
"Credible enough for a sovereign wealth prospectus" is such a good line, the whole thing reads like the copy and the visuals were written together. Did the concept start from the copy or from the dissolving-marble visual first?
You work is amazing! Like always
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