What if time bent to beauty, not deadlines? James Wignall’s ‘Tick Clock‘ is a playful exploration reduces chronology to its essence: lines that flow, circles that expand and contract, a hypnotic sway, and an infinite loop that defies time. Picasso meets physics in a rebellion against rigid ticks—where seconds are brushstrokes, minutes hum with Zen, and life’s measure is curiosity, not clocks.
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What if time bent to beauty, not deadlines? James Wignall’s ‘Tick Clock‘ is a playful exploration reduces chronology to its essence: lines that flow, circles that expand and contract, a hypnotic sway, and an infinite loop that defies time. Picasso meets physics in a rebellion against rigid ticks—where seconds are brushstrokes, minutes hum with Zen, and life’s measure is curiosity, not clocks.
Tick followed tick,
Design & Animation: James Wignall