Photo — Dice
A cube wearing a photograph on each face rolls through eased turns, squaring up and pausing on every picture in a fixed six-stop tour.
Six photographs are mounted on the faces of a floating cube. It snaps through a set itinerary — front, right, top, left, back, bottom — with eased motion between stops, so each picture squares up to the camera, holds, then pitches away as the next face rolls in. Fewer than six pictures wrap around the faces; a face with none gets a bare outline.
The die is rebuilt every frame: for each face the code rotates to that side's orientation, pushes out by half the cube's edge and draws the photo flat, so the “solid” is really six oriented planes. The tour interpolates whole rotation vectors between the six orientations under one easing curve, which is why the motion reads as discrete rolls rather than a continuous spin.
