Original objectColour studyFour editions

Tint Club

A colour for the hour

TINT
CLUBBERRY HOUR

Four imaginary drinks. One small can. A story told in colour, light and the slow turn of an afternoon.

An original colour story

Keep the can.
Change the mood.
Let the light in.

Tint Club is a fictional object study. A berry room becomes amber, then leaf green and a warm late-evening peach. The can stays the same. Everything around it finds a different rhythm.

One shape

A simple original metal can, built from geometry rather than a photograph.

Four rooms

Colour travels upward through the label as the story changes.

Your pace

Native scrolling, direct edition links and a calmer motion setting.

Edition 01 / 04

Berryhour

A deep berry room, a pale metal rim and a line that catches the last of the afternoon.

Berry inkPaper lightSoft silver

Stay a little longer.

TINT
CLUBBERRY HOUR

COLOUR RISING 100%

Amber hour

Warm gold meets dark paper. A bright, open colour study, with no product or ingredient claims.

Leaf hour

A clear green room and a lighter silver edge. The same original geometry, seen in a new colour.

Dusk hour

Peach light, violet shadows and the quiet part of the day. Nothing to buy, only a change in atmosphere.

A slower ritual

One small pause.
Four ways to see it.

This is an imaginary drink, not a recipe or a real product. The ritual is simply an invitation to look.

Follow the room

Scroll at your pace. The headline, halo and label move through four original colour worlds.

Choose an hour

Edition links jump straight to a chapter. Go forward, go back, or keep the page where it feels right.

Make it quieter

Pause idle motion. Your reduced-motion setting also removes continuous rotation and rising transitions.

Small objects.
Different light.

Studio notebook

Original.
Imaginary.
Yours to explore.

The geometry, label, illustrations and writing belong to this fictional demonstration. No nutrition, sourcing or product claims are made.

How does the colour rise?

The original label is drawn on a canvas texture. A new colour is revealed from the bottom up while the prior colour stays above it. The can geometry itself is unchanged.

Can I stop the motion?

The motion button freezes idle drift and completes the current colour transition. Direct scrolling still chooses a chapter. Reduced motion fixes the can's angle and changes colours without a rise.

What if 3D is unavailable?

A CSS can keeps the object visible. With JavaScript disabled, every chapter becomes ordinary text in the page and the notebook still works.

Does this buy or save anything?

No. This offline demo has no checkout, messages, tracking, persistence or data collection.