Vicky X

Hey, Vicky here and this is @InspiralLab, The team your protocols trust at launch and why founders come back? Here it is Now pinned so you don't have to scroll too far

Half of a launch film is sound Reveal on the timeline, with the sound design laid out track by track. The pacing lives in the audio to be fair

Agreed

Identity, product UI and the reveal film, built as one system @Perpshood V2 is live, took a couple seconds to show a whole brand.

30+ frames before a perpetual launchpad had a logo Usually the side most never show at all, the Behind the scenes Most were good, a few were great, one could hold up at 16 pixels in a wallet and still read on a poster. That’s the one on the grid that got picked actually

Landing page for recent project Eight seconds, looping, and rendered in 3D for the hero scetion, Lighting does more branding than most logos.

Launch film for Conviction Tokens on Poise. Pick the assets you actually believe in, set your weights, trade them as a whole. Then the interesting part, reply to a post on X and it gets built for you. Everything before that reply is setup 🤷‍♂️

The styleframes from behind the scenes Every title, illustration and screen got locked as a still first, the animation only had to connect them. For me, nothing gets decided in the timeline.

It's an October dump and we've been busy Few of our best frames

We made this

Film we made for @PayBox when their MCP was made live for @grok users

Just wrapped our current project and about to hit our threshold i have been aiming for since i started @InspiralLab Peak times

Guess who made it

Well well, time for content

Six marks were built to serve as a perps launchpad identity but none of them got judged on how they looked alone. Each one was redrawn three times, once per product mechanic. Sub-wallets, the fee split, a position opening. The one our client picked was what they were proud to stand beside, a mark that can’t hold the product is wallpaper.

The visual identity for a perps launchpad we’ve been building is a basically the diagram of the product

Mood boards make weak brand concepts and usually the product mechanism makes strong ones. The launchpad identity I’ve been building runs on four concepts, each lifted straight from how the protocol works. Every coin sits in its own sub-wallet, so the main symbol is a canopy, one cover per coin. The line I like most in the guide is a constraint. The creator holds no supply and no fee switch. Anyone can promise, a constraint can be checked.

It's weekend again but off to watch for new season of Black clover

If you and your client don't have this kind of relationship, you're missing a lot

Guideline cover exploration for recent project

Rejected concept for Perpspad