🤠 Lost in exploration 🎨 Building cool things at the edge of tech + design. Experimenting with new formats for interactive content at real-world touchpoints.
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👻 Imagine bringing digital characters into your own space and making them part of your Halloween setup.
The real world is becoming a new canvas for digital experiences. 🎃
Most digital content lives and dies on a screen.
I'm fascinated by what happens when digital creativity spills into the real world.
We're building toward that. Curious what others think.
What if your artwork could do more than sit on a wall or live on a screen?
Imagine placing your art in physical locations. Other people can discover and unlock a digital layer: story behind the piece, the inspiration, BTS footage, artist profile.
What would you add to yours? 🎨
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Design doesn't have to stop at the edge of a screen.
A poster, mural, product package or physical space could become the starting point for a much richer digital experience: motion, stories, characters, interactive content, all connected to the thing people see in the real world
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What if digital art doesn't have to stop at the screen?
Imagine artwork living out in the physical world with a character, a story, hidden details that people can discover in real locations where an interactive layer is unlocked.
How would you create art differently?
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Your imagination in the real world...
Most digital art lives on a screen.
What if you could drop it into a real park, café, or wall and let people discover it just by pointing their phone...story, media, process, everything in one short interactive portal?
What if your 3D creations could be discovered somewhere instead of just being displayed in feeds?
Imagine placing a piece in a real location, letting people stumble across it while they're there.
Suddenly, location isn't just a backdrop. It's part of the artwork.
We've spent years making 3D work better on screens.
I'm curious what happens when the work starts existing outside the feed too.
Imagine someone discovering your 3D work because they encountered it somewhere in the real world, rather than because an algorithm served it to them.
We’ve become used to discovering everything through a feed.
Scroll. See something. Click. Move on.
But what if some of the most interesting things aren’t meant to find you in a feed?
What if you’re meant to find them?
The physical world is full of things we pass without noticing. What happens when digital experiences can live there too?
- a street corner can become a discovery point
- a piece of art can have a world behind it
- a place can reveal something you weren't expecting
We spend so much time creating worlds in Blender.
But what if someone could discover your creation out in the real world, step into it, and experience the story behind it?
Maybe 3D doesn't have to end with the render.
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A 3D creation shouldn't just sit on a screen waiting to be admired.
Let people discover it.
Let them step into it.
Let the story continue.
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your art. your music. your story. now imagine dropping them into the real world, like Pokémon Go, except it's yours