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It actually came from playing around with the possibilities of the grid. I’ve already created a few pieces within this grid system, so I wanted to explore how I could translate that language into the cookie box design as well. It wasn’t specifically derived from the brand name, but more from experimenting with the visual system and seeing what could emerge from it.
Did that constellation line pattern come from the brand name, or was it more of a mood board find? Either way it makes the box feel premium without shouting about it.
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A grid doesn't have to feel rigid.
With Bento Card, structure and interaction work together.
The grid keeps information organized, while subtle movement adds depth and personality without disrupting the layout.
It's not about making every card move.
It's about making a structured interface feel less static.
Clear structure. A little more character.
this bento setup is smooth, love the spotlight + 3d tilt combo
What if an image grid could behave like liquid?
Just finished Chromatic Grid, a new experiment exploring how a traditional image gallery can become something more sculptural and interactive.
A few things I explored:
→ An hourglass-shaped 3D image grid.
→ Scroll-driven stretching and twisting.
→ Liquid distortions that respond to cursor movement.
→ Fluid reveals and color-to-B&W transitions.
The challenge was making everything feel like one continuous material rather than separate effects.
Built with Three.js, WebGL, GLSL & ChatGPT.
Would love to hear what you think!
