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Your brain feels it before it understands it.
Color reveal paired with a gentle tilt and slightzoom on hover is a lethal combo.
It’s subtle, but it changes how the interface feels, not just how it looks.
This is the kind of interaction that makes people pause instead of scroll and quietly upgrades the entire experience.
When I was a kid, movies fascinated me.
Not because I knew how they worked, but because they made unreal things feel believable.That curiosity slowly turned into me experimenting with visuals, motion, and 3D.
This scene, The Multiverse in Black and White, is about exploring form...
Which projection should I go with?
Orthographic or Perspective?
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Hey, I recently tried to apply a design principle I learned earlier:
The background is the first signal your product sends.
Before users read a headline, before they click a button, before they understand your features, they feel your background.
Modeled and animated using @Spline.
Spline Expert badge unlocked.
Didn’t want to post a screenshot, so I made an animation instead using @splinetool itself.