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Work
Seven working studio pieces, each built to be used, not watched. See each one in use below, then try it live in your browser. Self-initiated work, made to show the format.
1 of 7 Product storytelling
Afterhours
Studio concept, not a real product for sale.
- Audience
- Private buyers with a serious home: car collectors, track-day drivers and sim racers with means, people furnishing a penthouse.
- Objective
- Show motorsport-grade engineering built to the buyer's specification, and turn interest into a private consultation.
- What you can do
- Turn the cockpit, take the seat, read the engineering, choose the shell, frame, upholstery and light, then book a consultation.
2 of 7 Interactive brand experience
JetLee
Studio concept: no flights, and the form sends nothing.
- Audience
- Founders, athletes, artists, entrepreneurs and families who value their time too much to spend it in terminals.
- Objective
- Make a visitor want to be somewhere else, then make asking for the flight feel effortless.
- What you can do
- Pull the destinations reel and watch the cabin windows change to each place, scroll the view from St. Barths to New York, meet the people who fly, compare the fleet and request a flight.
3 of 7 Interactive brand portrait
Fire / Electricity
A molten cyborg portrait that responds to your movement. Built by Growth Terminal as a live interaction, not a prerecorded video.
Self-initiated studio work. Move across the face to reveal the portrait beneath; on a phone, touch and move over it.
What it actually does
- Pointer reveal
- Move over the portrait to reveal a second face through a soft, dissolving trail. It drifts and fades as you explore. Touch opens the reveal too, while keyboard focus reveals the alternate portrait in full.
- Fire
- Heat fronts move only through the molten fissures painted into the photograph. Skin, hair and eyes are left untouched, so the glow reads as part of the face.
- Electricity
- The cyan detail already present in the source image flickers on its own timing. No outlines or overlays are added on top.
- Hair and expression
- Individual hair strands sway gently and the portraits blink in sync, giving the still artwork a sense of life. These ambient movements are switched off for visitors who prefer reduced motion.
Commission one for your brand
Each piece starts with your brand: what should be revealed, how it should feel and what visitors should do next. Growth Terminal develops the creative direction, prepares the artwork, builds the interaction and integrates it into your website. Bring your brand assets, campaign goal and launch date to start the conversation.
- Your character or product
- A mascot, a founder portrait, a flagship product or packaging becomes the surface that reacts to the visitor.
- Your materials and colours
- Fire and electricity are this piece's materials. Yours might be brushed metal, liquid colour, fabric, glass or light, built from your own palette.
- A launch or campaign page
- The reveal opens a landing page for a product drop, a rebrand or a seasonal campaign, then gets out of the way of the message.
- One destination
- Every interaction leads somewhere: preorder, book a demo, join the list or find a store. You choose the action.
4 of 7 Interactive brand experience
Atelier Veyra
Studio concept.
- Audience
- Prospective clients of a design studio deciding whether to visit.
- Objective
- Let the building make the case before the first meeting.
- What you can do
- Walk from the street through reception, the materials library and the studio floor, up to the roof, then book a visit.
Rooms in the walkthrough
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Reception atrium
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Materials library
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Design studio
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Rooftop pavilion
Studio concept.
- Audience
- Buyers and clients exploring an architectural space.
- Objective
- Let visitors explore the interior and discover the design in detail.
- What you can do
- Enter the environment, select interior hotspots and explore the furniture, materials and architectural story.
6 of 7 Product storytelling
Meridian
Studio concept.
- Audience
- Buyers and specifiers comparing modular pavilions.
- Objective
- Explain how the structure is built and what each finish changes.
- What you can do
- Scroll to separate a layered pavilion model, select a layer for its explanation and compare finishes on the model.
7 of 7 Digital launch experience
Forma
Studio concept, not a real product for sale.
- Audience
- Audio buyers and retailers following a new desktop speaker.
- Objective
- Put the reveal, the useful details and the inquiry route in one place.
- What you can do
- Watch the controlled reveal, explore the speaker and its details, then send a product inquiry.
Next
Let's talk.
Send the goal, a budget range and a date. A person from the studio replies directly. A rough brief is fine.
Start a project