This piece represents the NO. F and is called Ming She | 鳴蛇. 🐍🕊️🥀 This is a new piece from Shan

This piece represents the NO. F and is called Ming She | 鳴蛇. 🐍🕊️🥀 This is a new piece from ShanThis piece represents the NO. F and is called Ming She | 鳴蛇. 🐍🕊️🥀 This is a new piece from Shan

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Vikiiing CQ

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• 18h

Cinema 4D animation Illustration

This piece represents the NO. F and is called Ming She | 鳴蛇. 🐍🕊️🥀 This is a new piece from Shan Hai Cuties, a series inspired by mythical creatures and lands from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, combined with the @36daysoftype challenge.

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Vivian Niu

• 18h

🔥 Awesome snake

Dario⚡️ Ferrando

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• Mar 19

Brand Design mascotdesign Illustration

What are we thinking fam, simple logo, or mascotte incorporated?

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Daniel G Bright

max

• Mar 19

Incorporated for sure that's so nice

Alex Prokhorov

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• Mar 19

Finished redesign for dahlquist.nu Case study coming soon but could not wait to to try reframeit.figma.site by @Dann Petty and it's truly a banger!

Framer Web Design Shopify

Abhishek Sarin

• Mar 20

Very Nice!

Ian Sterling

• Mar 19

Hey everyone, my submission for HMI challenge: an updated HMI design for a classic 007 vehicle, reimagined and built as state-driven prototype in Rive.

I updated the instrument cluster for the Lotus Esprit submarine car from the James Bond classic The Spy Who Loved Me, imagining how a digital version of the UI could reconfigure itself across driving, submersible navigation, and combat modes. This included animating each step of the vehicle transformation in 3D and bringing into Rive.

Drive → Submersible → Combat

Each mode shifts the structure of the HMI layout from speed-based driving to sonar navigation and targeting systems.

The interesting part was designing motion as part of the system logic rather than just animation.

All 2D and 3D built and animated (surpise) without AI.

Tools: Rive + Cinema4D