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UltraSuperNew | Independent Creative Agency in Tokyo

Independent Agency of the Year 2021 and 2022 in Japan/Korea. Picture a 50-meter-high, neon billboard blasting colors to the stratosphere, towering over a shabby-looking alley where you can get a bowl of ramen to die for if you could only find the right door to knock. The cities we grew up in are like the creativity we love doing: full of bite and extremes and panache and not-for-everybodyness. Some kind of motto? No bullshit. Just good shit. In a few words: we dig digital, social, activation, men in gorilla suits, drag queens, weird-looking bonsai, okra slings, waterfall swings. And rhymes.

LMI presents Elimar

LMI Group presents Elimar, a painting by Vincent van Gogh, along with four years of research in art authentication by its team of art historians, provenance experts, materials scientists and computational experts. Built by OddCommon, the story opens on a dark, ink-like hole in a white page that widens to reveal a framed portrait of a fisherman with a pipe. Chapters follow, starting with Vincent van Gogh, where a figure made of drifting particles sits behind lines such as "This is a story of fractured identity". It's Three.js on Next.js with particles, noise and custom shaders.

TRIONN | AI-Powered Creative Design & Development Studio

TRIONN describes itself as an independent, AI-powered digital studio crafting premium brand work through strategy, design and technology. Its site opens in near black, with a glossy dark 3D shape catching amber light while the headline shifts from "Designed to mean purpose" to "Designed to mean intention". Sparks drift past as you scroll into the studio intro, a large ticker of words like Impact, Inspire and Innovate, then a light grey Key facts section with a lion in a red suit on a tilted card and a row of partner logos. It's built with Three.js and particles on Next.js.

Solais • A visibility platform that monitors AI-driven discovery

Solais is a visibility platform by The Start that tracks how brands show up in AI answers. As its copy puts it, people don't search the way they used to: they ask questions, and AI answers, and Solais shows how a brand appears within those answers and how that visibility shifts over time. The site opens on the logo's slanted dark red bars floating over a soft red glow and a perspective grid. Scrolling breaks them into white blocks and floating tiles through sections like Visibility and Why brands, ending on a dark product dashboard. It's Three.js on WordPress.

Kenichi Aikawa - Photographer

Kenichi Aikawa is a Tokyo photographer working in fashion, portrait, lifestyle, food and corporate advertising, and Garden Eight built his portfolio. Under a large serif "Portfolio" heading, his photos wrap around a slowly turning glass cylinder that reflects on the white floor below, with category names such as Fashion set over the images. Opening a category scatters glass shards across the page while a column of photos scrolls beneath the title. The layout stays white, minimal and typographic, and the scenes run in Three.js with custom shaders and simulation on a page under 1 MB.

Operating System for the Creator Economy | Steven.com

Steven.com calls itself the operating system for the creator economy, connecting creators to resources, platforms, community and technology where trust shifts to individuals. OFF+BRAND built the site around a dark chrome ring that turns into a camera lens, its segments labelled Creator Technology, Creator Media, Creator Communities and Creator Products. Scrolling pushes through the lens into a dim room of people outlined in white light, with screens on the walls, then on to sections such as "Legacy is found in the depth of the community". It's Three.js on Webflow with custom shaders.