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The Star on desktop and phone
The Star: golden, on desktop
The Star: tbc, on a phone
The Star: requiem, on desktop
The Star: bloodline, star, giorno, on three phones
The Star: heaven, on desktop

The Star

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A manga page drawn in real time, where time itself is the interaction.

Case study / The Star

Every Joestar carries the star. A fan homage to Hirohiko Araki's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, drawn as a manga page in real time: banded light, hatching and pen outlines drawn on the GPU so every frame reads as printed ink.

Studio
Exe.Eyes Labs
Subject
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, by Hirohiko Araki
Services
Concept · Art Direction · 3D Design · Creative Development · Sound
Built with
Three.js · GLSL · GSAP · Custom Coded
Year
2026
Live site
Open the Lab
01

The Parts

Time Is the Interaction

One world clock stops, rewinds and races, and the knives, glass, sea and sky all run on it. Move the lamp and click for lightning in the Joestar house (Part 1). Hold anywhere to stop time in DIO's Cairo (Part 3). Drag backwards to return to zero in Naples (Part 5). Scroll faster and time follows on the Florida sea (Part 6), until To Be Continued.

02

The Volume

Nine JoJos, One Star

Then the book opens: five Stands and their parameters, from Star Platinum to Made in Heaven, the bloodline from Jonathan Joestar in 1888 to Jodio Joestar in Hawaii, and Hirohiko Araki, who has drawn JoJo since 1987. At the end, two distance fields morph inside a ray-marched slab, and the Joestar star is cut into the Exe.Eyes mark.

Selected screens
The Star: Part 1, Phantom Blood
The Star: Part 3, time stopped, full bleed
The Star: Part 6, To Be Continued, three phones
The Star: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
The Star: Stand Parameters, the Bloodline, Araki
The Star: how it was built: the stone mask from model to ink
The Star: typography and colours

A fan homage by Exe.Eyes Labs. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure by Hirohiko Araki. © Hirohiko Araki / Shueisha. Not affiliated. Art and photographs are credited on the site.

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