Hey everyone, Emrah here, with one last entry for #ImpossibleUIwithRive in Contra, before we leave for the weekend. Just to mention, everything is done in Rive, to explore my limitations with it, this is also my learning process of the software.

This is the final piece I’m adding to my S·PEN. In this part, I explored a live terrain-like data visualization system, built entirely in 2D but driven by three different real-time data sources. By layering and synchronizing these feeds, the system creates a pseudo-3D surface that reacts dynamically on screen.

To achieve this, I built three separate logic systems to control dot-based animations at different scales, each contributing to depth, motion, and distortion. The result is a constantly evolving surface that feels spatial, alive, and slightly unpredictable.

This addition pushes the project further into what I was aiming for from the start:

"something visually precise, but intentionally difficult to implement"

Between: *multi-layered time-based animations *pseudo-3D anatomical visuals *and this live data terrain system The whole experience leans into controlled chaos. Just wanna also thx to whole Rive community, while I'm still learning the software, they help me to solve my issues and answer my questions when I stucked in technical aspects.

🔗 Full project:

Nice!

The Girl They Counted Out 📚 “Not every story starts with strength… some begin with survival.” Designed this book cover to capture a journey most people don’t see the quiet transformation from pain to purpose. The light vs shadow isn’t just aesthetic. It represents the shift… from being overlooked → to owning your voice. Typography was kept bold and minimal so the message hits instantly, even at a glance. Because in today’s world, A book cover has seconds to make someone feel something. And if it does… it works. What does this cover make you feel?

great, keep it up !