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Website portfolio page layout for Formnt Studio displaying an ODESZA visual project with typography and monochrome motion design stills.

Formnt Studio Brand Identity & Website 2025

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A digital web page layout designed for Formnt Studio's website portfolio by Creative Director Matija Gabrilo. The clean interface features a minimalist header with navigation links set above project typography and descriptive text for an ODESZA concert visuals campaign. Below the text, a vertical stack of monochrome imagery showcases 3D fluid simulations, particle arches, and live show motion graphics. The presentation utilizes high-contrast black and white styling with disciplined grid alignment.

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