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Jumped into the @Morphic challenge with Harley-Davidson. I've always loved motors and that classic freedom brand identity. My concept, 'Enjoy the Real Ride,' is about stepping away from the screens and the constant comparison trap to just live your own unique life. This was done 100% in Morphic (video, VO, music), and my wife helped me develop the script. We really enjoyed the process and hope you enjoy the result! 🙌 🏍️
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For the Kittl challenge, I wanted to push myself outside of my usual visual style and experiment with motion-driven product storytelling.The idea started with a simple concept: a matcha drink visualized through fluid motion, ingredient textures, and a clean hero reveal. I focused on building a visual flow that moved from ingredients and liquid movement into a final product moment letting the color contrast and motion carry the story.
The animations were created directly in Kittl’s video generator, where I explored how its AI tools could be used to generate fluid, ingredient-based motion sequences. Once I had the core clips, I brought everything into CapCut to refine the pacing, add transitions, and shaped the final sequence into a short commercial-style edit.
The matcha reveal concept is stunning — using Kittl's fluid motion to carry the ingredient story is such a smart approach. The color contrast between the matcha green and purple is so eye-catching!
For this challenge, I built a short story around one of my favorite chairs — the Wassily chair.
It’s a piece I’ve admired for a long time and hope to own someday. The design is simple, bold, and still feels incredibly modern almost a century later.
Using @Kittl Video, I visualized a small evolution leading up to it — starting from a primitive stool and gradually introducing structure, new materials, and modernist thinking.
Each step moves the design closer to what it would eventually become.
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the Wassily chair (1925).
Design evolves. Icons remain.
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