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I threw a rough concept into Yapper with almost no structure…and watched it build the idea out in stages 👇 → Created the frames → Connected them into motion → Adjusted the style automatically → Kept iterating without restarting everything That’s when I realized: The real innovation isn’t “better... show more

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