Field studies

Every so often I build a page with exactly one idea in it — no client, no brief, nobody to talk me out of it — and push that idea until it almost breaks. They are not products and nobody asked for them — they are where the techniques get worked out before a client ever pays for them.

Verdant Ridge

Scroll study

I wanted to know whether a property site could hold its nerve. Most of them shout. This one is nine timber-and-stone houses in a pine forest, sold by a studio that doesn't exist, and the whole page is built on the idea that restraint sells better than spectacle.

GSAP · ScrollTrigger · Lenis · Canvas

Wildlight

Generative canvas

A studio site for a place that works with living things, so the hero had to actually be alive — not a video of a field, a field.

Canvas · Lenis

Meridian

Layout study

An editorial page where a single photograph is the only thing that moves. It starts full-bleed, then travels through six completely different layouts — a column, a line of type, a grid — without ever reloading or being duplicated.

GSAP Flip · ScrollTrigger · Lenis

Arc

WebGL study

A gallery that runs along a curve instead of a straight line, over a grid floor that disappears toward the horizon. You drag it, and the whole row swings past you like it's on a rail around your head.

Three.js · GLSL

The client work is back on the main page, or say hello.