Help Lucy! I made a BRATZ-inspired character who needs to find the right fit. Remembering the good days playing Bratz on PS2, I decided to create something with my own art.
This is my first version, and I had so much fun building it.
You can play around here: https://danievs.com/motion-projects
X post: https://x.com/danievs1/status/2073917756169228323?s=20
I started out with building the character, making a parallax effect with a script. Then I added bones, different state machines, sound events, and many components and view models intertwined. The details of the environment were very important for me to develop too, as all of it connects back to the character and creates a little universe of its own.
Love seeing everyone's projects, the quality of the characters and interactions is insane, kudos to everyone!
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Officially an Awwwards Nominee 🏆
I poured a lot of energy into getting that dark-to-light transition just right. It was a risk pushing the browser with such heavy interactions, but I was determined to keep the performance score high. Seeing that balance recognized by the jury is the best kind of feedback 🙌
I really wanted to share this with my Contra community because this space pushes me to level up. Back to build mode now, but had to take a second to celebrate this win ❤️
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I just like making things like this.
I made this one as an experiment without opening a single design app. Basically, I just kept telling Codex what I wanted it to do.
It’s not a magic button. It took around 100 prompts and quite a few hours. But the fact that you can make something like this just by talking, without touching a keyboard or mouse, is still pretty wild.
And the whole thing runs and renders right in the browser.
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Very happy to share that my work is on Awwwards. Again.
This is my third Awwwards nomination this year. The previous two projects received an Honorable Mention and a No-Code Honors award, so let's see how this one does.
Over the past few months, I've helped Rozalia Boma bring her website to life, and it's easily one of the most whimsical projects I've ever designed.
Inspired by her nostalgic, multicultural YA romances, we embraced a bold Y2K aesthetic with holographic backgrounds, floating emojis, magical mouse trails, a retro music player, draggable sections, a guestbook, a dress-up mini-game, and plenty of playful interactions.
To be honest, I wasn't sure a project this unconventional would resonate with a platform like Awwwards. It breaks plenty of web design conventions, but it connects deeply with its audience. Users spend an average of 4.5 minutes exploring the site, which I'm pretty proud of.
If you'd like to check it out or throw a vote its way:
https://www.awwwards.com/sites/rozalia-boma-writer w
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There's a moment every designer knows. You've been staring at the same file for three days and you can't see it anymore. You need someone to tell you the truth, but everyone around you is either too polite or too busy.
The signs were always there. Ask the universe. ✨
Tarot critique is the Major Arcana, reread for designers. You paste your portfolio URL, turn the cards, and somewhere between a few centuries of borrowed wisdom and the thing you already knew but wouldn't admit, the reading finds you.
Not your love life. Your work. The hierarchy that isn't working, the story you're not telling, the thing that has to go.
Draw your cards. The deck has been waiting. 🌙
https://tarot-critique.figma.site/
Made in Figma Make ✺ cards in Reve ✺ assets in Figma Weave
Figma community: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649526102616790249
Twitter post: https://x.com/isadc_/status/2067697682773102721?s=20
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Between 2018 and 2019, I built The End of Emotional Privacy (https://martinasoles.framer.website/work/the-end-of-emotional-privacy-a-speculative-design-thesis-on-emotional-surveillance), my Master's thesis at IAAC exploring how empathy could be felt physically.
I designed a bodysuit that translates emotions into real-time heat, using infrared sensors to read body temperature and heat pads built from conductive thread, so happiness, sadness, anxiety, and fear could be physically felt on the wearer's back. I paired it with a live p5.js visualization so people could see the detected emotional state as well as feel it.
It was selected for Global Grad Show in Dubai, later exhibited at the Design Museum of Barcelona, and covered by El País and TV3.
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New client project → Framer development
For GAA Design Studio.
Earlier this year, I developed an MVP website for this studio, but this time we rebuilt it entirely for scalability, to optimize processes and client management inside the website.
I prepared this little video to showcase the project.
Hope you like it → Aspirational vibes only
Sound ON
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