Two visual languages.
A monochrome workspace and an expressive film gallery give the two disciplines distinct identities.
A place on the internet.
Thoughtfully designed. Carefully built.
Start with the structure.
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An interactive Tokyo diorama with scroll-driven camera movement, animation scrubbing, and clickable hotspots. Built with Three.js and Lenis; the Littlest Tokyo 3D model is by glenatron (CC BY 4.0).
Web development and motion design share the same portfolio. The entrance gives each discipline its own space, typography, and interaction.
A monochrome workspace and an expressive film gallery give the two disciplines distinct identities.
The world under your pointer expands. A neutral area between them gives the composition room to reset.
Posters introduce the work. Short previews and the full player load when you choose to explore a film.
Try the spacing control. The same content can feel compact or relaxed; the layout makes that difference visible.
Page composition, typography, and reusable controls, shaped around the content and the people using it.
Subtle choreography that helps people understand what changed, where to look, and what to do next.
The same content arranged for desktop and mobile, with controls that work through pointer, touch, and keyboard input.