Motion
Choreographing pixels — title sequences, logo stings and interface motion with intent behind every curve.
- After Effects
- Lottie
- Rive
- Premiere
One person. Four disciplines. Digital experiences where motion, design, code and security are engineered together — never bolted on.
Most people pick a lane. GPI6 built an interchange — every discipline feeding the others until the seams disappeared.
“A designer who codes.
An engineer who animates.
A builder who thinks like an attacker.”
Every project runs the full pipeline through one pair of hands — storyboard to design system, design system to production code, production code to hardened deployment. Nothing lost in translation, because there is no translation.
Opened After Effects to animate a friend's logo. Stayed up until 4am moving keyframes one pixel at a time. Never really closed it since.
Fell into UI/UX through motion — realised the best animations start in the design file. Shipped first client interfaces and a personal design language.
Tired of handing off ideas, learned to build them. TypeScript, React, Node — suddenly the whole pipeline from concept to production lived in one head.
Cybersecurity started as curiosity about how things fail. Now it shapes how everything gets built — CTFs on weekends, hardened stacks on weekdays.
Motion, interface, engineering and security — not four skills, one practice. Every project ships with all of them in the room.
Hover a discipline to isolate its stars. Every node is a tool used in production — no padding, no progress bars.
Choreographing pixels — title sequences, logo stings and interface motion with intent behind every curve.
Interfaces that feel inevitable. Systems-first thinking, obsessive typography, zero decoration without purpose.
Full-stack engineering with a designer's eye — typed end to end, fast by default, built to be maintained.
Thinking like an attacker to build like a defender. Recon, hardening and the occasional CTF podium.
Design, motion, engineering and security — shipped together. A selection of the work that proves it.
Realtime analytics, rendered like a film.
A streaming analytics platform where every metric animates in from live WebSocket data. Designed the interface system, engineered the data layer, and choreographed 60fps chart transitions that make dashboards feel cinematic.
A brand identity that never stops moving.
Full motion identity for an AI startup — logo sting, kinetic type system, product launch film and a component library of micro-interactions the engineering team ships with. After Effects to Lottie to production, one continuous pipeline.
❯ sentinel scan --target acme.io --deep
▸ resolving 1,204 subdomains…
▸ fingerprinting services (443/tcp, 22/tcp)
✓ graph built — 50,318 assets, 3 critical paths
❯ sentinel watch --alerts slack
Security tooling people actually enjoy using.
An attack-surface monitor that maps an organisation's exposed infrastructure as a living network graph. Built the scanning pipeline, designed the graph interface, and proved that security software doesn't have to look hostile.
An audio player designed for the dark.
A concept music experience where the interface breathes with the track — waveform-reactive gradients, gesture-driven navigation and typography that dances to the beat. Design, motion and code by one pair of hands.
A reel of stings, loops and studies. Hover any shot to roll the preview — every pixel below is generated live, no video files.
Kinetic Typography
Logo Sting
Shape Morph Loop
UI Motion Study
Generative Waves
Grid Reveal
Not demos — production systems with types at every boundary, motion in every interaction and performance budgets enforced in CI.
Next.js App Router · React Server Components · Tailwind · Framer Motion
Node.js · tRPC / REST · WebSockets · edge functions
PostgreSQL · Prisma · Redis · typed end to end
CI/CD · observability · security headers · 95+ Lighthouse budgets
Security treated like design — deliberate, elegant, mostly unseen. This is the discipline that makes the other three trustworthy.
Every feature gets threat-modeled before it gets styled. The attacker's map is drawn first, then erased line by line.
CSP, strict headers, least privilege, typed inputs at every boundary. Security as architecture, not as an audit afterthought.
CTF weekends and lab targets keep the offensive instincts sharp — you can't defend a system you've never taken apart.
A product that needs motion in its bones? An interface that has to feel expensive? A stack that must survive contact with the internet? Same person, one email.