Sample site. The studio below is invented; the hero is real. Try it, then read how it works.

Taking three projects for autumn

Every brief starts flat.
The work is in the creases.

Press and pull to crumple, tap to bin. Camera: your hand does it.

Identity, editorial, and product surfaces for people who would rather be remembered than merely found. Open your hand to unfold the portrait; close it to crumple. No camera: press and pull.

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Model

A portrait folded from cream and charcoal paper

Nothing binned yet

Fold it with your hand

What this is. Augmented reality, a product in the Ulric lab: a sample hero you control with your hand. The portrait is a paper-fold sequence with a real alpha channel, drawn on a canvas at the size your screen actually shows it; four materials to choose from, each one arriving as a single video the page decodes frame by frame, or as still frames where it cannot. The phone is your webcam with MediaPipe's hand landmarker running in the browser; nothing leaves the page. Hand openness scrubs the fold, hand position tilts the head. Make a fist and flick it across the camera to throw the crumple onto the pile at the bottom; a fresh head drops in. The pile holds a hundred. No camera, no problem: press on the portrait and pull down to crumple it; then tap the crumple, or drag it sideways and let go, to throw it.

Model: MediaPipe Hand Landmarker (21 points, one hand), GPU delegate where available.

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A hero people remember is a build, not a plugin.

This one is a camera pipeline, a matted frame sequence, a gesture model, and a fallback for every visitor who says no to the camera. I build heroes like it for portfolio and product pages, launch pages too, and price them by the sprint. Bring a portrait or a product shot; the paper is optional.

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Every brief starts flat.The work is in the creases.

A hero people remember is a build, not a plugin.

Every brief starts flat.
The work is in the creases.