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Behind the Making of "Ten Years Away": Studio375's Scroll-Driven Interactive Comic for Its Tenth Anniversary

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By Daniel Bassan

7h ago· 9 min readenInsight

Summary

Studio375, a design studio, chose to celebrate its tenth anniversary not with a conventional portfolio refresh but by creating "Ten Years Away" — a scroll-driven interactive comic that began as a printed zine and was later adapted into a WebGL-powered digital experience. The article details the creative journey behind the project, from the initial concept of a printed comic reflecting on the passage of time and creative work, to the technical challenges of translating it into an immersive web-based interactive narrative using scroll-driven animations and WebGL.

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Ten years is a strange thing to hold. You've been going, head down, client after client, deadline after deadline, and then one morning someone says it's been ten years, and you don't quite have the words for what that means.
We didn't want to mark it with a new portfolio site. The usual kind: a refined grid of case studies, a clean about page, a nice animation on the hero. That felt like putting a bow on a filing cabinet.
A portfolio says: here is what we have made. But an anniversary is something different.
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The story behind "Ten Years Away", a scroll-driven interactive comic created to celebrate Studio375's tenth anniversary, from its printed origins to its WebGL implementation.

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