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Draw an omikuji fortune at a shrine 🔖
An interactive 3D experience inspired by the ritual of drawing omikuji at Japanese shrines. You can receive an omikuji of various fortune outcomes - ranging from great blessing to great curse - and choose whether to keep it or tie it on the wooden rack and let it go.
100% built in Omma.
Give it a try here!
Great project, I encourage you to continue working on it. Try adding some sound effects to make the experience more engaging!
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My other obsession is Taisho and early Showa graphic design, and while searching for inspiration, I found the work of Sugiura Hisui, whose lithograph posters announced Mitsukoshi’s new spring collections a century ago. So I thought: how would Hisui create ads for today's convenience stores?
I turned his posters into a Recraft V4 Style and launched the Spring 2027 range of Hinata Mart, a fictional convenience store. The series pairs today’s bestsellers (fruit sandwiches, fried chicken, iced drinks, oden) with modern fixtures like the ATM and the self-serve coffee machine.
Hope you'll like it!
This intro already pulled me in — 7 years in Japan is the real credential for a konbini story! They're truly a cultural institution.
I can already feel the seasonal packaging + coffee rivalry angle. Did you use Recraft for the illustration style? Curious to see how you captured...
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Damn good work! How long did it take to make?
