Freelancers in SidernoFreelancers in SidernoAURA ONE - a landing page built to feel as considered as the product itself.
For this challenge I designed and built a single-page site for a true wireless earbuds brand: 11 mm bio-cellulose drivers, 4.6 g per earbud, machined aluminium. The page tells that story the same way, scroll-driven sections, 3D product visuals, a materials breakdown, full technical specs, and a studio-grade editorial look from hero to contact form.
Everything on the page moves with intent: the product assembles piece by piece as you scroll, the specs reveal themselves like a product sheet coming alive, and the whole experience runs hands-free — which is exactly what the showcase video captures, start to finish.
Built end-to-end with Lovable. No templates, no shortcuts. Aurelia - Chronos One
A luxury watch landing page built around one idea: instead of describing the product, you assemble it. Every section of the scroll reveals the watch's components, sapphire crystal, 316L steel case, in-house automatic calibre, floating in 3D space and coming together as you scroll, until the finished piece lands on the configurator.
Highlights:
Scroll-driven 3D assembly experience, with parts that float, rotate and lock into place
Cinematic dark aesthetic with elegant serif typography and subtle gold accents
Technical storytelling: specs presented as an integral part of the narrative, not a spec sheet
Frictionless ending: a clear "Configure yours" call to action at $4,200
Fully responsive, built end to end with Lovable (https://lovable.dev/)
https://screenshot-perfect-view-24.lovable.app DECIDE - Your Decision Workspace
Built as a challenge project in record time, DECIDE turns complex decisions into clear, confident next actions.
With DECIDE you can: create a decision, break it into key factors, compare scenarios side by side, and follow a projected confidence trajectory across the decision lifecycle — from brief to launch. A "Decision Landscape" maps signals geographically (market, lifestyle, operational evidence) so you can see at a glance where your strongest options are emerging. And when you need the full picture, an AI decision report is generated in seconds.
Highlights:
Scenario comparison with live confidence scores
Decision Pulse: projected confidence across phases (Brief → Scope → Build → Test → Launch)
Geographic decision landscape with impact signals
AI-generated decision reports
Templates, insights, and a clean dashboard UX
https://decide-clarity-engine.lovable.app Hero Section - Car Accessories E-commerce 🚗
An hero section in Figma for an e-commerce site focused on tires, spare parts, and car accessories.
The goal was to communicate performance, safety, and reliability from the very first impression, while keeping a clean, conversion-focused layout: a bold headline, two clear CTAs (Shop Now / Contact Us), and a side section with info cards for the main categories (tires, spare parts, accessories).
Dark palette with metallic accents and bright yellow highlights to evoke energy and speed, paired with bold typography for a headline that immediately signals the brand's positioning. Series Title: NIX & STITCHTOWN: A Little Courage
Short description of series + pilot:
I created this 1-minute animated pilot as a comedic micro-series set in Stitchtown, a tiny village sewn inside an abandoned patchwork quilt.
The story follows Nix, a small gnome tailor with golden thread instead of fingers. When a frightened mouse asks Nix to sew courage into his vest, the result is much bigger than expected: the mouse transforms into a giant, lion-sized mouse and finally stands up to the neighborhood cat.
He scares the cat away, but accidentally destroys part of Stitchtown with his giant tail. Nix simply watches the chaos with a completely deadpan expression.
At the end, the camera pulls back to reveal a mysterious ghostly face through a torn hole in the quilt, opening the door to a much bigger story.
Where I'd take the series next:
I would explore Nix's mysterious ability to sew emotions and qualities into clothing.
Each episode could feature a new character asking Nix to sew something they need — courage, confidence, luck, strength, invisibility and more.
I would reveal what is behind the mysterious hole in the quilt and what exists outside Stitchtown.
I would also explore Nix's past and why Stitchtown exists inside the quilt.
What I focused on:
I wanted to introduce a memorable character, a unique world, a recurring story format, comedy, conflict and a mystery within a very short pilot.
Problems Faced:
The biggest challenge was keeping the characters, animation and visual style consistent across different shots. I had to regenerate several scenes to improve the expressions, movement and comedic timing.
Fitting the entire story into one minute was another challenge, so I kept the structure simple: setup → transformation → confrontation → chaos → mystery.
Learning:
I learned that creating an AI animation is not only about writing a good prompt. A lot of the process comes from experimenting, regenerating clips and finding the shots that work best together.
My goal was to create a funny standalone pilot while also introducing a world that could continue into a larger animated series. Van Gogh in 2026
What if Vincent van Gogh could step out of his paintings and find himself in the world of 2026?
The café remains, but the world around it has changed. The people, objects and small details of everyday life become a reflection of contemporary culture. Technology, modern habits and humour enter the scene, while the characteristic atmosphere and visual language of Van Gogh’s painting remain at its core.
The playful anthropomorphic characters sitting around the café are part of this idea. They behave like ordinary people: drinking coffee, wearing hats and moustaches, sitting together and becoming part of the social life of the terrace. The “Semen’s” sign adds another contemporary layer to the scene, introducing a fictional modern business into a setting that originally belonged to nineteenth-century Arles.
What interested me most was the contrast between Van Gogh’s way of seeing the world and the way we experience it today.
In 1888, cafés were places to meet, observe, talk and spend time together. In 2026, we still gather in cafés, but our surroundings, behaviours and references have completely changed.
The technology may have changed.
The humour has changed.
The culture has changed.
But the human desire to gather, observe and experience everyday life remains. The result is a playful reinterpretation of a historical masterpiece, not an attempt to reproduce Van Gogh, but to imagine what could happen if his world suddenly collided with ours.
A night that began in 1888, imagined again in 2026.
Explore the full FLORA project here:
https://app.flora.ai/join-project/3dea1992-09c9-4daf-b89d-fd98b83b4b77
Original work: Vincent van Gogh, Café Terrace at Night (Place du Forum), 1888.
Original artwork:
https://www.krollermuller.nl/en/collection/vincent-van-gogh-terrace-of-a-caf-at-night-place-du-forum-km-108-565
Created with @FLORA for the FLORA Museum Challenge. 
