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Lenticular postcards are my all time favourites. 🫠
Here’s my take on a digital lenticular postcard built with Spline Hana.
The concept has layers with subtle depth, 3D motion, Liquid glass effect and perspective distortion to recreate that nostalgic analog effect, but in an interactive, modern way.
Valentine’s Day is around the corner..
How would you like to receive a Digital Lenticular postcard like this? 💌
Woah 🔥 🔥
wow, that came out so smooth Kristine!
Love the music as well, awesome entry!
...and yes I would like one :)
Kids make drawings for their loved ones all the time. Makes me wonder, how often creators use their skills to create nice things (gifts) for their closest people? Do you, Javier?
p.s I use Suno more and more for my demo videos.
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Nice and nostalgic all at once !😊
Right? :) Going through the process (even digitally) helped me understand why lenticular postcards are so rare to come by. 🫠
Gonna swift by some shops now 😂
Same. 😄 Lmk if you find any!
Amazing 🙌🏻
Hehe, thanks Mishaal! :))
Lovely
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This is beautiful 😮🔥 The depth + distortion actually feels analog, not gimmicky.
Thank You, Aditya. :)
Turns out lenticular postcards are no joke to make, also not the easiest to find.
The key in recreating it was not to overdue with depth, 3D motion and distortion keeping it uncomfortably subtle.
I also really like how it turned out. 🤍
That subtlety is exactly what makes it work. You nailed the restraint.
So nostalgic
Do you have any, or remember a particular lenticular post card?
so pretty 😍
Aww, happy you like it Rita! ❤️
Amazing
Appreciate it. 😊
Solid work!!
Thanks Mahmood. :))
This is beautiful Kristine !
Aww. Thank You, Ved. 🤍
Awh this is soo good 😍
So nice to hear that. Thank You, Arta! ❤️
Its crazy!
Cool Stuff!!
Thanks Tanishq! :))
Nice Work
Thank You! :))
Amazing 🤩
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this is so neat! would definitely love receiving a postcard like this 💌
Aww, thanks Monserrat! Happy to hear. ❤️
good
Nice
excellent 💯
Awesome work!!!
wonderful
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