Cinematic Character Animation Exploring the Heart of War

Cinematic Character Animation Exploring the Heart of WarCinematic Character Animation Exploring the Heart of War

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Teja Reddy Bavikala

• 10h

A cinematic motion concept exploring the tension between two characters through expressive animation, contrasting emotions, and visual storytelling.

An experimental creative exploration of character dynamics, movement, and the emotions behind a battle. Heart of War ❤️‍🩹

3D Design Motion Design Visual Design Figma Rive

Nexux Lab

• Oct 27

AI Mental Wellness Platform UI/UX Design

Designed a modern and intuitive AI-powered mental wellness website focused on emotional well-being and personalized digital experiences.

The platform features an AI therapist, mood tracking, meditation, sleep improvement, wellness plans, and data-driven insights. A calming blue color palette, immersive visuals, clean layouts, and thoughtful UI elements create a seamless and engaging user experience.

Completed work

mentalhealth websitedesign artificialintelligence AI VIsual Designer Responsive Design Web Design Claude Figma

Vineet Jaydeo

pro

• Oct 27

love how calm the mood tracking and meditation screens feel in this wellness design

Shezaan Ansari

pro

• Oct 27

Momoyogusa SS27: A 1909 Pattern Book Art-Directs a 2027 Capsule In 1909, Kyoto designer Kamisaka Sekka published Momoyogusa ("A World of Things"), three volumes of woodblock-printed patterns so flat and graphic they still look modern a century later. I trained a Recraft V4 Style on eight plates from the Cleveland Museum of Art's public-domain copy, keeping Sekka's flat colour fields, metallic accents and empty paper grounds. Then I handed him a 2027 brief: a streetwear capsule. His winter river became a quilted puffer, his cranes climbed onto chunky trainers, his peonies bloomed on headphones, and his dancers came back in matching tracksuits. A pattern book from 1909, working as a fashion house's design studio.