Liverty mechanism: six first frames to pick from

2026-11-08. Each concept is two frames: the body on high alert on the left, the same picture toned down on the right. The animation runs left to right. No text in any frame.

Round 2, in Ebb's register: one subject, a plain pale ground, one change

Ebb's mechanism clip is a single hair strand on a flat sky-blue studio ground, with one wave sealing it. These three use that same register instead of a busy 3D diorama.

A · One immune cell

A single spiky red immune cell on high alert settles into a smooth, round, calm cell, with golden cortisol droplets resting on it.

B · Skin under the microscope

A blue-grey electron-microscope view of the skin surface: cracked and lifting with immune cells in the cracks, then flat, tight and sealed.

C · A sliver of skin, the Ebb strand translated

A red, cracked sliver of skin on a pale sage ground, with a golden wave travelling along it and leaving smooth skin behind. The right frame is the wave halfway along.

Round 1 (kept for reference)

1 · Matte body, red alert

A matte grey woman where only the inflamed skin glows red. The red cools and her skin comes back in natural colour.

2 · Immune swarm under the skin

Spiky red immune cells crowd under the skin. They settle into a few pale, quiet cells with golden droplets drifting among them.

3 · Real arm, heat haze

A real eczema arm from today's before and after photos with a red heat haze over the patches. The right side is the same arm's real "after".

4 · X-ray on a real woman

A real Liverty customer still with a red alarm network lit under the skin of her neck and arms. The network dims to a soft gold.

5 · The volcano

Your own analogy: skin as a landscape with lava glowing through the cracks, cooling into smooth skin.

6 · Cortisol shield, cross-section

A block of skin with red cells pushing up and a cracked red surface. Golden molecules rise around the cells, which settle, and the surface heals.