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Exploring seamless transitions with React Three Fiber and GSAP for (another) dark art artist. The idea: enter the frame as if stepping into the world of the artist's work.
This is an exploration project - raw, experimental, and not tied to page transitions yet. But the core interaction feels right: click a frame, scale it up, and you're inside the artist's work.
Live: https://r3f-3d-frame-seamless-transition.vercel.app
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3D frame: Midjourney → Hyper3D Rodin → Blender pipeline
Scene: CubeCamera for real-time reflections on frames
Animations: GSAP timelines for frame scaling, shader transitions, and UI overlays
Stack: React Three Fiber + Next.js 15 + React 19
I'm working on something a little different for my portfolio and I'd love some feedback.
I'm doing a complete redesign of my personal portfolio to make it more fun, memorable, and a better reflection of who I am as both a frontend developer and UI/UX designer.
I've been a Pokémon fan for as long as I can remember, so I'm leaning into that inspiration to create an experience that feels like exploring a classic Pokémon game while showcasing my work, case studies, experimentation, and technical skills.
Now I need your help deciding on the direction.
Theme 1
Classic Pokémon Red/Blue inspired with bold colors, badges, and a modern retro feel.
Theme 2
Game Boy inspired with the nostalgic monochrome aesthetic that feels like playing on the original handheld.
Which one would you choose?
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