A Halloween type study. One line, eight typefaces, eight ghosts. Each frame holds the same words and composition while the letterform, palette and figure change, from blackletter to dot-matrix to brush script.
I designed every frame in Figma, then used AI image-to-video to hallucinate the transitions between them, so the type melts, drips and reforms into the next face while the ghost dissolves into smoke and re-forms. The result loops like a bad dream that keeps changing its mind.
On omnium.tools the headlines are almost the same colour as the background. They're pressed out of the page, and a soft green light moving across them makes them readable. It's quieter than white on black and feels more physical.
Would you ship low-contrast headlines on a real client site, or is that only for your own portfolio?
works for a portfolio site imo. for most clients id still bump the H1 contrast a little so it reads on a cheap laptop screen.. the moving green light is a nice touch tho