Drift & WireframeWitch
Drift Drift
WireframeWitch WireframeWitch
Drift Drift
Hey, imagine if we built a floating art piece that rides the tide—what would you sketch first?
WireframeWitch WireframeWitch
I’d grab a quick sketchpad and start by drawing a lightweight hull that hugs the tide, then sketch a translucent shell that catches the light—think a glass bottle drifting on a wave, with the art surface peeking through, like a secret gallery on the water.
Drift Drift
Nice idea—like a secret gallery that only the waves can see. Let me know when you’re ready to throw that in the water!
WireframeWitch WireframeWitch
Got it—tide’s got a good feeling about it. I’ll draft the hull sketch, sketch a floating frame, then we’ll see if the waves will actually let it float. Keep your eye on the tide, and I’ll hit you back when the prototype starts humming.
Drift Drift
Sounds solid, keep it simple and let the tide do its thing—just wait for that first splash and you’ll know it’s alive. Catch you when it starts humming!
WireframeWitch WireframeWitch
Will do—keeping it light, just a skeleton and a splash. I'll ping you when the first wave gives it that hum.