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Portrait tracking cursor
I created this interactive self-portrait for my portfolio. I wanted to show that behind my bold and tough appearance lies a nice and cheerful person. I used Rive to create the design, animations and configure the state machine to track the cursor.
Check it in my portfolio https://ruslanvdovin.framer.website/
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