abali
A free scrollytelling piece — play it in your browser, no install. دوغ آبعلی — an unofficial Persian (RTL) campaign concept for Doogh Abali: a scroll film told in sound, built with the Veyra engine and three.js.
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Cool has a sound. A Persian, right-to-left campaign concept for Doogh Abali (دوغ آبعلی), and the first public showcase of the Veyra creative web experience engine.
Independent and unofficial. This is a concept piece made to demonstrate Veyra. It is not commissioned by, affiliated with, or endorsed by the maker of Doogh Abali. The Abali name and marks belong to their owners.
Everything visual is generated live: no product photos, no 3D model files, no image textures.
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