3D scroll section
One pinned 3D moment, added to a site you already have.
- Up to 3 story beats
- Your model, compressed for the web
- Responsive, with reduced motion
- 1 revision
This page opens with a scroll-driven 3D film of one idea through one day: threads of light at night pass through a glass lens, gather into the Kestrel GT car at dawn and the LONGSHORE binoculars in the morning, and lead to a gallery of client sites at dusk. Everything in it is also in the work list below.
It starts in the dark: an idea nobody else can see yet. I catch it, and bring it into focus.
Then it needs a body, something you could walk around. Then I step back and look at it the way a stranger would. Would you stop for it? Would you stay?
If the answer is yes, it goes out into the world. Every project below started that way.
The prints · 10 projects
5 chapters fit Standard. The film above has 7.
One pinned 3D moment, added to a site you already have.
A complete one-page story with a loader, phone poses and one interaction.
A full build like Kestrel GT or LONGSHORE, with a walkthrough video.
Something else, like a full marketing site, a right-to-left build or a section inside Webflow or Shopify? Send a brief and I’ll quote it. The same packages are on Upwork.
A short call or a written brief. I tell you honestly if I'm the right fit.
Every scene on one page, signed off before code.
Weekly previews on a live link you can share.
Deployed and tested on real phones, with handover notes.
I build websites where scrolling does something: a car you can fly through, binoculars you can look through, a battery that takes itself apart.
I came to the web from AI. A master’s thesis on a robotic system, trained in simulation, left me with the habit of measuring everything: frame rates, file sizes, load times.
Today I’m a software engineer at svmb., an agency, and I take on freelance projects directly.
I’d rather ask two questions up front than guess and rebuild.
This page, right now, on your device
The lens is empty again
I reply within one working day with honest feedback, a rough plan and a price. Booking projects for December 2026.