You can probably try some overalp. Two layers: one with the empty element (having only the borders) and the other with the filled elements. The first layer without too much elements at the background.
It will either give a cool result or 🤮
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Worth a go, I will see if I can give that a try later this week as that may be nice and would also work with what I was saying with Mads about generative images.
If it doesn't work for the static content, for a video background having two layers that move at different speeds could be really interesting.
Thanks bud, great suggestion!
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You can probably try some overalp. Two layers: one with the empty element (having only the borders) and the other with the filled elements. The first layer without too much elements at the background.
It will either give a cool result or 🤮
Worth a go, I will see if I can give that a try later this week as that may be nice and would also work with what I was saying with Mads about generative images.
If it doesn't work for the static content, for a video background having two layers that move at different speeds could be really interesting.
Thanks bud, great suggestion!