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3D Artist & Art Director with a background in Graphic Design
Aquanow is a leading company that provides infrastructure for digital asset services. It enables seamless integration of cryptocurrency trading, payments, transfers, and custody for financial institutions worldwide.
I created several visuals for their website, including still images for the Pay, Send, Trade, and Hold sections, and an animation for the banner. The visuals feature smooth waves with a fluid motion that symbolize the flow of payments.
See it in action at aquanow.com (http://aquanow.com)
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Crafting impactful digital products.
Graphic ✱ Motion Design, Social Content Creator ✱
Graphic ✱ Motion Design, Social Content Creator ✱
Branding, Product & Web Design that stand out.
Branding, Product & Web Design that stand out.
Shipped the 375ai website. This one was mostly a motion challenge.
375ai's whole pitch is real-time: thousands of sensors reading streets and shelves, turning the physical world into structured data. Hard to sell that with a static page. So most of my time went into the animation layer. The radar mark actually sweeps. Data blocks load in sequence, like a feed. Stats count up on scroll. Nothing in there is decoration, every movement maps to something the product does.
Then the unglamorous part: getting it built without wrecking performance. I spec'd every state and easing curve for the devs and we went back and forth until it held up on a mid-range phone, not just my monitor. A couple of animations I liked didn't survive that. Fine by me. A janky animation is worse than no animation.
Full case is on my profile. 🔥
Honest question for the web folks here: how do you spec motion in handoff? It's still the messiest part of my process.
#webdesign #motiondesign #uianimation
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I've shared some 375ai work this week already, but there's one part of this project I keep coming back to: watching the same logomark hold up everywhere.
When I was designing it, I was mostly worried about the small stuff, whether the mark would still read as an app icon or a favicon. Then a few months later it's 20 meters wide behind a speaker at an investors conference, and somehow it still feels like the same brand.
The video shows how the mark is built, next to the actual lidar scans the product makes. That's where the dot pattern came from in the first place, so it never felt like decoration to me.
Curious how other designers approach this: do you start from the smallest size a logo has to survive at, or design the big version first and scale down?
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