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A gray bank card dissolving, pixel by pixel, into Nu purple.
I built this transition for an unofficial Nu U.S. launch spec. The idea: show the switch from a legacy bank to Nu without saying a word. The old card breaks apart on a diagonal, every pixel flips to purple, and the new card rebuilds from them, timed to the beat drop.
Full 50s spot in my profile.
What would you use this transition for next?
(Unofficial spec, not affiliated with Nu.)
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