Friends! Tomorrow (Wed) at 11 AM EST, I’m teaching a free, live 60-minute lightening session on Maven called "Vibe to Vision". I'll be walking through the process of building the https://t.co/hmU5AvRh6R project and another that is illustration and 3D based.
I’m spilling all my secrets for building immersive, heavily animated websites. We’re talking motion, animation techniques, libraries, and how to make your AI vibe coded 3D actually look good - all of this using a code first, AI approach.
Come hang out! learn stuff! sign up here:
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@KirkMDesign yeah, it was how I built this which has been blowing people minds a bit! https://t.co/9Pb1Nn3CuU . I had 51 pages of work In paper, and never once touched figma.
In the era of AI, what becomes the actual human / designer's job?
I spent the last 2 weekends bringing my own thoughts around this question to life in a wild and hilarious scrolling experience packed with silly vignettes, eclectic characters, and surreal visual metaphors.
All in, it's about 200 scroll-driven animated moments, 86 stop-motion performances, and 944 poses across 10+ chapters. It is hands-down my most ambitious animated scrolling work yet! and it took just 2 weekends.
try it here -> https://t.co/bOlTYUgdSl
My favorite thing about this is how naturally you turn an idea into something that inspires everyone around you to create, too… clearly a running thread in your life, starting with this very story.
And often, a good idea remains just that… but you said you were going to make this, and then *blink* there it was. 😂 You inspired me right back, btw. Those interactions throughout gave me some fresh ideas!
A wild scrolling experience exploring what the job of the Human (designer) is in the era of AI.
https://t.co/9Pb1Nn3CuU is worth a scroll and may even have you laughing at times.
Working on a collection of books, that come alive with animations living on their pages. Today: a snake and vines slither through the text of the Jungle Book.
Watch to the end, I show you exactly how I created and animated the snake, with my actual prompts. It is surprisingly easy.
And the text dynamically moving? That's @_chenglou pretext library at work.
Enjoy... soon I'll post Moby Dick, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Alice in Wonderland, Red Cliff, and more!
or play with it here: https://t.co/LUTqRgfOxI
@thelucymo I created a set of references for different scenes, characters, and objects using Image 2.5 flare. Claude used those references as the foundation for painting all of the animation frames (again using Image 2.5 flare as the image model).