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💈 Introducing Fresh Cut, my SVGator Challenge entry under Pacts Studio.
A barber promo built around a small transformation: a beard trim, finishing touches and a satisfied look in the mirror.
🎨 Make it your own
Change the promotional text, replace the logo and adjust the colors while keeping the animation. Named content groups help separate brand edits from the motion.
🔄 One template, two brands
The video shows NORTHSIDE and AFTER HOURS with different headlines, logos, offers and palettes.
🛠️ Built with SVGator MCP
I used MCP through Codex to create and refine the vector artwork, grooming sequence, facial expressions and mirror reaction.
The illustrated character is built in; replacing the portrait requires adapting its beard animation.
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