volt studies

A one-page website for an invented automotive studio, "VOLT — Studies in Motion", told as one continuous three.js scene over about 27,000 px of scroll. A light paper loader counts to 100% under a spaced-out wordmark, then dissolves into a dark concrete studio where a "{ VOLT }" poster stands in a ring binder on a plinth under a spotlight. Scrolling turns the binder's pages: each is a poster for one of three original concept cars, the ivory Speedster, the Racing Green Roadster and the ember Berlinetta, and each car rises out of its page as a real-time model you can drag to rotate, repaint with a sweeping colour wave, and re-trim (paint, interior, wheels). Detail studies fly the camera into the cockpit, the wheels or the engine bay with the bonnet lifting; holding a button cross-fades the Speedster's poster to its construction drawing, and another explodes the Berlinetta into canopy, coachwork and alloy. Between the cars a cinematic gallery shows the Racing Green car at full scale with captions and a night shot, and the walk ends in a hall of four lit posters, "History, Craft, Legacy, Tomorrow". Poster type is drawn into canvases and prints itself in like ink, interface text changes letter by letter, a film grain runs over everything, and choices are saved, shareable as a link and downloadable as a personal edition PDF made offline. A ?demo=1 mode plays a frame-exact scripted take for recordings, and phones get their own stacked layout.