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SaaS 3D Motion Design #WIP unfinished project. This ain’t the final form. Just sharing a piece of the puzzle before it all snaps together.
From scribbles to shaders, stay tuned
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60 days of references is a serious commitment. Are you already noticing patterns in what you're drawn to, or is day 6 still too early to tell?
Two directions. One product. Which one would you choose? 👀
I created these 3D model for a Heylo supplement product, while exploring two different ways to present the same product.
For Image A,
Minimal background, controlled lighting, strong focus on the packaging.
For Image B, I
Added depth, atmosphere and visual context to make the product feel more like a campaign shot.
The buyer ended up going with A.
But I'm curious...
Which direction would you choose for a supplement brand?
A or B? 👇
7 voted
64%
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36%
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Closed
My new portfolio, shown in dark mode.
I designed and built it end to end in a strict monochrome style. It opens with a block-letter SAIF wordmark that bulges under the cursor, over a live particle field. Further down, a dotted globe pins where I work from in Turin, Italy.
My projects play on their own in a device-style showcase that tilts into place as you scroll. Next, 3D letters spelling motivational words fall toward the footer, where they turn into a small slicing game you can play.
Built with React, TypeScript, GSAP, Three.js and WebGL, with a light/dark toggle, smooth scrolling and a custom cursor.
