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Every animation experiment and design reference in one place. Not linked from primary navigation. No tracking, no indexing.
Hero candidates that show what SC Prints actually does — the logo being decorated by each production method (DTF, screen print, embroidery), not abstract particles.
Loose ink particles swarm onto a blank tee and assemble the SC Prints mark, then a heat-press bar sweeps across and sets it crisp with a flash + steam. Cursor brushes the wet ink.
The wordmark registers from four CMYK halftone separations (C→M→Y→K at real screen angles) into a full-colour rosette on press stock, then resolves to a solid fill. Cursor is a loupe over the dots.
The wordmark is stitched in satin thread on a hooped fabric, stitch by stitch, a needle bobbing along the sewing path. Finishes with a specular sheen that rakes across and follows the cursor.
Particle physics applied to the SC Prints wordmark.
Cursor pushes a velocity field with pressure projection; particles ride the field bilinearly. SC Prints wordmark. The current active tuning.
140k-particle Three.js Points-mesh alternative. GPU-accelerated so it stays smooth at high counts. SC Prints wordmark.
Full-screen scenes tested (or currently running) as the SC Prints homepage hero.
Neon digital-rain canvas that previously ran as the home page hero, before the Newmix v3 particle wordmark was adopted. Preserved for reference.
Full-viewport 3D space scene — the previous home hero before digital rain was adopted. Preserved for reference.
Isolated 3D and canvas scene experiments.
Three.js pixel-art dinosaur sprites with a forest environment. Built to test scene composition and sprite handling in isolation.
Tsparticles flow-field experiment with the SC Prints wordmark. An earlier approach before the custom Newmix fluid sim.
Widget, button, and micro-interaction experiments.
The v3 Newmix tuning currently running as the home page hero. This page is a standalone reference of the same animation.
Perspective grid of bobbing pastel blocks with the flat black SC Prints wordmark over the centre. A/B candidate against digital rain.