For this challenge, I built a short story around one of my favorite chairs — the Wassily chair.
It’s a piece I’ve admired for a long time and hope to own someday. The design is simple, bold, and still feels incredibly modern almost a century later.
Using @Kittl Video, I visualized a small evolution leading up to it — starting from a primitive stool and gradually introducing structure, new materials, and modernist thinking.
Each step moves the design closer to what it would eventually become.
The sequence ends where the story was always going:
the Wassily chair (1925).
This is a really innovative use case for Kittl! architectural and CAD and interior design type projects are definitely executed amazingly with Kittl as a tool but it’s not often recognized as a focus! Kudos!
"Design evolves. Icons remain." — what a line! The Wassily chair is timeless and this tribute to its evolution is beautifully done. Good luck with the Kittl challenge!
I built a custom Time Machine effect that transforms the same morning across 1905, 2026, and 2080
I wanted to show how our surroundings and technology may change over time while the small human rituals we carry with us remain familiar
Using invideo Editor’s timeline agent, I created a custom shader with an editable Year control: aged film grain and sepia for 1905, a clean natural look for 2026, and cyan holographic scanlines for 2080
The agent also built the bar transitions between eras directly on the timeline. I refined the timing, adjusted the shader controls, and fixed the closing titles inside invideo Editor
The first video is the final result. The second shows the process, from importing the clips and directing the agent to testing the Year control