Built as a full 3D rig
Beith is a single 3D model on a 24-joint skeleton with a blink of his own. He's a character in space rather than a drawing that only works face-on - turn him around and he still reads.
Designli · Our mascot
Beith is the beaver in the Designli tee - the cross between a beaver, and Keith. He's the one who shows up in the deck, on the site and in the room when we're explaining what we build. A real 3D character rendered live in the browser, with a library of 145 motions to pick from, so he can play whatever the moment calls for.
The live rig · running in your browser
Drag to orbit him, search the motion library, or pull the joint sliders. He's a live 3D character - put him at any angle and he still holds up.
The bench is built for a wide screen - try a desktop browser for the full set of controls.
How he works
Beith is a single 3D model on a 24-joint skeleton with a blink of his own. He's a character in space rather than a drawing that only works face-on - turn him around and he still reads.
He carries 145 motions - waves, cheers, idles, talking beats - and whatever he's dropped into calls the one that fits. Posture and eyeline layer on top, so he answers the moment rather than replaying one loop.
The whole character is one lightweight file that renders in real time. A new reaction is a different motion off the library, so his range grows without anyone redrawing him.