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Macula in motion.
Exploring rhythm and repetition through animated patterns built from the brand’s symbol.
Still a work in progress.
Love seeing the Macula identity stretch into motion. The symbol tessellating into that repeating pattern is so fitting for a lighting studio, it genuinely looks like light beams fanning out. The olive green rhythm feels almost hypnotic. Are you exploring the animation in Figma...
Thanks, Timothy! I design the patterns in Figma and sometimes prototype the motion in Blender, with help from GPT-6 Astra to test ideas quickly.
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