Prototyping with real-world scenarios, even fictional ones, is one of the best ways to sharpen skills, so here's a "client-style" exercise: a website hero animation.
Keeping motion clean in hero sections is trickier than it looks. Every bit of movement needs to earn its place, or it just competes for attention instead of drawing people in.
This is a mockup solar flower hero, built and rendered in Blender using Eevee for fast real-time iteration. The animation itself is intentionally simple and the real focus here was on the rigging setup driving it.
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Testing out some variants of Blender’s new built‑in materials. Making something pretty feels almost effortless right now!
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Pushed motion blur to the extreme on this one to give the cardboard tube mockup a punchy, kinetic feel rather than a static product shot. Built and rendered entirely in Blender, using exaggerated blur to show motion while keeping the packaging design legible.
Webflow Expert, Shopify Theme Dev, Branding and 3D
I am so excited to be submitting JAMS to the #ShareYourWork challenge! 🥪🍓🥜 This was one of the most exciting projects that we worked on this year.
The client approached us via Contra to design and develop their website in the style of neo-nostalgia. They launched competitor peanut butter and jelly sandwiches in Walmart that are filled with protein and good ingredients.
We used Figma to design the website, Blender for the 3D renders of the products and Jammy (the brand's mascot), and Webflow to bring the site to life. The site was built in the Lumos framework, for accessibility and scalability, and is fully breakpointless!
Check it out: https://www.getjams.com/
Case study: https://contra.com/p/WYEEZ6lB-jams-website-design-development-3-d?r=andrewehren
Contra asked us to #ShareYourWork, so I put together a short reel featuring some of the animations I’ve led while heading Motion Design at @SkaleSolutions (https://x.com/SkaleSolutions), where we craft high-impact visuals for SaaS and tech startups.
Each piece blends storytelling, UI motion, and brand consistency to simplify complex products and drive massive engagement across social, web, and launch campaigns.
Built using After Effects, Blender 3D, and Figma, these projects highlight how thoughtful motion design can bring digital products to life and strengthen brand perception.
👀 Let me know if you’ve ever come across any of these on your TL
🧰 Tools: Adobe After Effects, Blender, Figma, Photoshop
Learn more about our process: skale.solutions/30-min (https://skale.solutions/30-min)
I'm very excited to share with you FitBuilder, which I aim to make the most flexible fitness app out there! I made it in about 4 months, using a variety of tools. It was inspired by the best fitness apps I've ever tried in the last 12 years, focusing on bodyweight training, so you you can workout anywhere - no gym required! Hopefully, you will find it as valuable in your fitness journey as I do. Full case study here (https://contra.com/p/oRBMmr6b-fit-builder-modular-fitness-app-development?referralExperimentNid=DEFAULT_REFERRAL_PROGRAM&referrerUsername=pierre). 💪🔥
Meet Anna.
Anna is a virtual influencer and an ongoing R&D project at Damn!
We’re exploring how generative AI can be used to create a persistent digital character, not just a single AI generated image, but a consistent identity capable of producing content across different environments, styles and situations.
The project investigates the intersection of:
• Generative AI on 3D Outputs
• Character consistency
• Automated Content Creation
This reel is a first look at our experiments with Anna.
The project was completed over a year ago, but due to an NDA, we were only able to release the work now.
At Damn!, we’re interested in what happens when AI generation meets the technical discipline of a real production pipeline.
We’re open to collaborations around AI, virtual characters and next generation digital content.