After the feedback from my last post with the taste test between the two styles. I made a video
I updated the visuals to include both. Now, only the component being disassembled appears in color, while the rest of the assembly remains without.
It helps guide the eye specifically to the part in motion without losing the context of the whole unit.
This entire project was a stylistic experiment. It’s my first time tackling this specific look
Working on my site using Framer. I see why everyone likes it, its pretty cool web design tool.
Just have one section I want to finish, but I'm probably gonna publish anyway
Its nothing too special but here is a look at it
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I didn't always understand the Porsche hype. For a long time, the obsession felt elusive to me. It wasn't until I truly studied the brand that I understood why enthusiasts say, “All roads lead to a 911.” As for the technical aspect, I figured since its design is very iconic, it would make it harder for the AI to mess up much of it.
NARRATIVE + VISUAL DIRECTION
Visually, I graded to show the progression of different emotional points in the video. The first act uses desaturated visuals. While in act 2, renders with brighter/warmer, golden-hour lighting to reinforce the car as the hero. Ending with the inevitability of being involved with the brand.
Behind the scenes in the comments