Client
Modern Mirror
Industry
Digital transformation/ Workflow
Stack
Digital Human Suite
– Designing the Future of Identity
IAt the height of the metaverse moment, Modern Mirror was building something the rest of the market had only marketed: a full-stack digital human pipeline that could capture a model, athlete, or public figure at millimeter accuracy and let them deploy that twin into brand work, gaming, and virtual environments — without being there. I led design end-to-end across the booth, the scan and motion pipeline, the dashboard, the permissioned export system, and the brand layer that introduced the whole thing to the world.
Shipped to production. Live with users at peak-metaverse, scanning real talent for real deployments — two to three years before AI-generated replicas made the category mainstream.
Design a digital-twin product: scanning, dashboard, export.
The dashboard lets users move their twin between Clay, Mesh, and Photoreal. On most products this would be a developer setting buried in preferences. We surfaced it as a primary canvas control because the user wasn't browsing — they were inspecting an asset they'd be sending out into the world under their own name. Clay shows the geometry and posture so they can verify the body is right. Mesh exposes the construction so they can see what they actually own. Photoreal is the deployable version, the one a brand or game receives. The toggle isn't a feature; it's how a model or athlete signs off on their own likeness with the same level of scrutiny they'd give a contact sheet.

Digital Human Interface
This screen displays the core avatar viewer within the Digital Human Suite. Users can explore their full-body scan in different modes (Clay, Mesh, Photoreal), switch between pose states, and access precise body measurements.

Digital Self Enhancer – Scan-optimized Refinement Controls
This screen showcases the enhancement panel within the Digital Human Suite—designed not to retouch, but to refine. Because body scans can sometimes produce inconsistencies due to variable lighting or camera exposure, we created a subtle control layer that lets users fine-tune tone, contrast, and smoothness to better reflect how their digital twin appears across different screens.
Rather than enabling aesthetic modification, this feature helps users present themselves as intended, preserving realism while improving clarity. I designed this with a focus on integrity, dignity, and consistency, ensuring that technical imperfections never compromise a person’s digital presence.




Export Digital Self to Any Platform
Export functionality of the Digital Human Suite, enabling users to deploy their verified digital self across various environments—gaming, metaverse, advertising, and beyond.
Designed with creators and public figures in mind, this system prioritizes ownership, portability, and control, empowering users to monetize or deploy their likeness safely and seamlessly.
