lumwick

A motion piece of an AI voice assistant's composer on a dark stage lit by a slowly warping blue aura. Its character, Lumwick, is a glass orb with drifting light ribbons and two eyes: it blinks, looks toward the cursor and squints while it thinks. One ~23-second story plays on load. The greeting "Good evening, Mira / Where to this weekend?" blurs in word by word and a glass input rises under it. A cursor taps the mic, a ring spins round it, the aura swells with the voice and "Plan a quiet weekend in Lisbon" is spoken in, word by word. On send the greeting blurs away, the orb shrinks and docks into the input, and the box grows into an answer card: "Thinking" shimmers, then morphs into "A slow weekend, three stops" as three stops rise in (slow coffee in Príncipe Real, sunset at Miradouro da Graça, a day trip to Sintra) with Save plan, Share and Make it cheaper. "Make it cheaper" rewrites the plan in place: titles and details morph word by word, icons spin into new ones, every price rolls like an odometer and the aura brightens. The cursor then grabs the sunset by its grip, lifts it and drags it to the top while the others make room. Save turns into "✓ Saved", the card blurs away and the glass collapses into a small toast with the orb inside and a check drawing itself, then opens back into the composer with "Saved. Anything else? / Where to next?". Every motion is a spring or a short tween driven by one animation-frame loop; the aura and the orb are custom WebGL fragment shaders (value-noise warp with film grain; light ribbons in a glass sphere with a rim and highlights); the glass is backdrop-filter. The 1080 × 1080 stage scales to fit any window and the aura runs on past it; window.__SP sets the speed, and reduced motion shows the answer card still.