I created a cinematic reinterpretation of Alice in Wonderland and introduced Milo as a new, original character within Alice’s world.

I wanted Milo to feel like he had always belonged in the story rather than feeling like an additional character. I made him an enormous, gentle blue-eyed cat to create a strong visual identity and an emotional connection with Alice.

The story focuses on the relationship between Alice, Milo, and the world around them. Through a magical environmental journey, I explored the idea of protecting nature, water, forests, and clean air. I chose this theme because I wanted the video to communicate an emotional message while still feeling imaginative, magical, and visually memorable.

My goal was to combine a familiar fantasy world with an original character and a meaningful story, creating something that feels emotionally engaging, cinematic, and distinctive.

I gave out the source code for my old portfolio.

So instead of rebuilding the same thing, I decided to start again from scratch.

I’m currently designing a completely new portfolio experience — experimenting with 3D, motion, interactions, and a more cinematic way of presenting my work.

I’m documenting the process as I build it.

Sharing a few early explorations below. More to come.

Starting over in three.js feels right if the old portfolio is already public. Those sketch frames read like a shot list, not a reskin.