An editorial first screen
The opening treats the portfolio like a carefully paced magazine spread, using one strong statement and a restrained project index.
A restrained portfolio concept for a brand and art direction studio, designed to feel timeless, tactile, and quietly alive without becoming precious or difficult to navigate.
Solène explores what a cinematic site can look like without dramatic color or oversized effects. The atmosphere comes from pacing, typography, photography, and the confidence to leave space around the work.
The finished concept feels refined, but it still behaves like a practical portfolio. Projects can be explored, services are easy to understand, and the path to an inquiry remains visible throughout. It is fictional work created as a Tide design study.
This is the working concept, not a flattened mockup. It has been refined for responsive behavior, interaction clarity, and accessibility.
Tip: use the fullscreen view for the complete cinematic experience.
The visual idea stays consistent through the type, color, pacing, interaction, and smaller interface details.
The opening treats the portfolio like a carefully paced magazine spread, using one strong statement and a restrained project index.
Image reveals, hover states, and transitions are deliberately slow and precise so the work remains the most important thing on the page.
Cream, charcoal, and clay create a sophisticated atmosphere without defaulting to stark black and white minimalism.
Project modals, service details, studio context, and clear contact paths turn the art direction into a credible working studio site.
Tide designs and builds cinematic websites around the specific feeling, audience, and purpose of each brand.