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Picatrix Picori blends extreme realism, fantasy and digital artworks in a very cute and clean style. It enhances the audience's experience with augmented reality and the sensation of 3D interactive media
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Art That Speaks — Artist Portfolio Website (Work in Progress)
Currently working on a portfolio website for Ukrainian artist Konstantin Poddubko. The project is designed to showcase his artwork through a clean, minimal interface where the paintings remain the primary focus.
At this stage, I am developing and refining the interactive prototype in Figma, experimenting with transitions, animations, and user flows to create a seamless browsing experience. The website will guide visitors through the artist's biography, gallery, exhibitions, and selected works.
My goal is to combine elegance, simplicity, and subtle motion to create an immersive digital space where art can truly speak for itself. More updates coming soon as the project evolves.
There's something very calming about this. The design feels like a natural extension of the artwork, and the music ties everything together beautifully. Excited to see where this goes 😍
No AI, just Cinema4D, compositing in Adobe AE and a lot of creativity 😄
🍬 created for Elecctro
by Lynksen
Rate the craft 1-10 👇
The material quality on the machine body is what stands out - the diffuse/specular balance on that orange surface reads as real. And the pellet simulation inside the globe looks like it took some iteration to get the physics right. Solid Cinema4D craft.
In India, we celebrate with light. Every occasion, big or small, a wedding, a festival, a new shop, a street during a temple procession, gets strung with serial lights. Bulbs draped over doorways and rooftops, glowing into the night. It's been part of how we mark joy for as long as I can remember.
So to celebrate this Config Makeathon, I built something in that same spirit Serial Lights: a tool for painting with light.
You draw strings of bulbs onto a dark board, give each strand a rhythm, chase, twinkle, breathe and then flip the switch and watch the whole thing come alive, glowing like a celebration.
I didn't want it to feel like a generic drawing app. The whole thing is built around one idea: the bulbs should feel real. Every bulb is true vector geometry, evenly spaced along the curve you draw, lit and glowing in code. There are hand-built templates to start from, a festival fountain that actually flows, an auto-rickshaw strung in lights, all editable, all animatable. Draw it, light it, make it yours.
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