Sulman Cheema

Cooked up this procedural motion piece using custom Python pipelines and FFmpeg to slice dynamic glyph geometry—pure real-time visual rhythm that hits different.

Static mockups are out, so we coded this Weathervane identity entirely in WebGL. we wanted the physics to actually feel alive, capturing the raw math and motion via #Puppeteer & #FFmpeg instead of faking it.

Turning raw field recordings into interactive visual topologies—because sound is really just data waiting for form. We crunched the signal analysis in #NumPy, streamlined the pipeline with #FFmpeg, and rendered the generative flow live in #WebGL.

Flat typography is tired. We wanted letterforms that actually react to light and physics.

Project Silica is an experimental identity system cut into frosted acid glass, driven by real-time caustic refractions and acoustic wave telemetry. As directional light sweeps the slab, the...