Ember Museum is a WebGL carousel where the cards on either side burn away as you move through the deck. Edges char and glow, holes open, and ash and sparks drift off the paper, while the active card stays clean and sharp. The fire is rendered on the GPU, so the burn looks and...
✱ Halo Gallery
Your images, suspended in a ring of light.
✱ The Teaser
A curved halo of glass cards orbits in 3D. Drag it, fling it, and watch it settle. The glow follows your cursor and the backdrop shifts to the colors of the card in front.
✱ How It Works
Your images wrap...
Every drink brand site has the same problem. The can looks great in the packshot and dead on the page.
So I built Bever. Drop in your label art and get a 3D aluminum can with brushed metal, cold dew drops that refract your label, and a pull tab you can open.
Grab it, spin it,...
A match cut is a film technique where one scene transitions into the next by matching a shape, motion, or composition, so two different moments feel like one continuous flow. It's the reason some edits feel seamless instead of abrupt.
On the web, it usually takes custom animation...
✦ Introducing Mollis
The WebGL Carousel that feels like fabric.
Digital cards are usually rigid rectangles. Mollis treats them as flexible surfaces. Built with a custom WebGL mesh, each card bends and warps with your drag, bringing a tactile, organic weight to your Framer...