Lockup Reveal

A logo lockup opening on a construction grid, then turning out to be a window. The mark starts alone in the middle of a dark card and slides aside while the name slides out of a slot behind it, the whole lockup settling from 1.1x, with dashed hairlines riding every edge. A gradient rises inside the letterforms, and the card cuts to that same gradient full-frame with the lockup knocked out in paper. The fill is not a second gradient: it is the light scene itself shrunk to the mark's height, and one rise carries across the cut. Built frame by frame against a screen recording and verified at its own capture timestamps: 0.6 of 255 mean per pixel over all 80 frames. The name is set as outlines, because a browser will not put a baseline between two pixel rows and this one slides two pixels under the settle.