you can just make things

once you play on an OLED ultrawide, its really hard to play on anything else and makes it worth the effort.

Preparing for shipment

duo preorder locked in for launch day

the fact that otter is listed above figma makes me doubt this list

control resonant spoiler btw

iteration is the mother of invention

Behind the napkin I created a little napkin animation as part of an ad spot focusing on how agencies use @framer - The core idea was that clients often give direction and feedback and its a designers job to make it good. A sketch on a cocktail napkin felt like a cute way to show that. And with Framer you can use photos as reference for the agent to start work on. I'll break down the pieces of this animation: Hand-drawn website wireframe animation I drew by hand the sketch of a website in vector, and then in After Effects applied a Roughen Edges effect to make it look like one of those marker pens. Displacement map from core animation To make the animation feel like its being drawn on the actual napkin, I made a displacement map from the core wireframe sketch by duplicating and blurring the layers. The more solid indentation is the darker center, while the more blurred bits are the softer indentation. Bend Deformers, Keyframes, and Signal Using keyframes to move the napkin in and out of frame, along with bend deformers to curl the napkin, I also added some wobble using a C4D plugin called Signal. This plugin lets you animate with things like Noise to add animations without keyframes. I wanted the napkin to wiggle slightly so that it felt like it was really being drawn on. Tools @MaxonVFX Cinema4D, @GSG3D Signal, @Adobe After Effects Thanks for following along. Let me know if you have any questions!

in the eye of the beholder

make em say whoa

just make it pop