Graphic Looks
Full-frame scenes that borrow a print, drawing or screen technique, from risograph plates and blueprints to heat cameras and toy bricks
Each look is a complete, full-frame scene with its own ground. It plays a short entrance, then holds the finished image, or keeps it alive with a boil, a beat or a scrolling floor. Most take your own subject as children and fall back to a built-in demo subject without them.
Riso Print
Two ink plates print the subject; the accent plate slides in off-register, wobbles and settles a hair out of alignment over grainy paper
Line Boil
A hand-drawn outline draws itself, boils on threes like a cel animation, and fills with color while it keeps boiling
Blueprint
A product wipes into a technical drawing with a grid, white linework, dimension lines and a red callout
Duotone Beat
A halftone portrait in two inks that swaps its ink pair on every beat and punches in on the downbeat
Comic Panels
The frame cracks into a three-panel comic page, then the action panel bursts into a full-frame POW
Long Shadow
A flat icon pops in and casts a long shadow to the frame edge, then the light swings and the shadow sweeps around
Synthwave
A retro neon horizon with a scrolling perspective grid, a rising striped sun and mountain ranges that slide in
Brick Mosaic
Toy bricks drop in row by row from the bottom with a small bounce and build a pixel-art image on a baseplate
X-Ray Scan
A glowing bar sweeps across a device and reveals its white-line internals, with one part marked in red