Drew Gibson

BITS

100 Day Project

"Space for Corners"

A daily, snowballing project on my Instagram account @noggin.lab.

Emphasizing persistence, this challenge created a logbook of ways to improve my quality and abilities.

@noggin.lab

SHOWCASE

::0019 - gotta split | 2025

An example of my iterative workflow in Figma (post 0086).

Using Figma has helped me find a solution to my previously destructive workflows. With the open canvas, I can duplicate iterations of my post when I hit a point I like, but want to experiment upon. This lets me compare versions side by side, and pull pieces I like from previous iterations at will.

It also leaves a nice breadcrumb trail to smart animate some progression videos!

An example of my iterative workflow in Figma (post 0086).

It also leaves a nice breadcrumb trail to smart animate some progression videos!

WORKFLOW

Mass Iteration in Figma

An 65-frame animation completed entirely in Aseprite.

Also the subject of a couple previous animations, this pair of eyes underwent a multitude of "final" exports (adding, smoothing, smearing, adjusting, etc.) on day 19 of the challenge before finally being posted.

An animation completed entirely in Aseprite.

Also the subject of a couple previous animations, this pair of eyes underwent a multitude of "final" exports (adding, smearing, smoothing, adjusting, etc.) on day 19 of the challenge before finally being posted.

GALLERY