The throw
Weight leaves a wing-tip every 0.4 s. The path is one closed figure: an up-right arc and an up-left arc, joined at the hands.
One bird · three bottles · zero spills
A lorikeet, a balloon glass, and a cascade built from a single closed path — two arcs that cross exactly where a head would be. Nothing here is a video or a sprite sheet: every wing-beat, bubble and blink is vector, timed and looping.
☞ Hover the poster and the bird tracks your cursor. Click it and it will complain about the lighting.
2.4 s cycle — three throws per revolution
Weight leaves a wing-tip every 0.4 s. The path is one closed figure: an up-right arc and an up-left arc, joined at the hands.
Key-points slow each bottle through the apex so gravity reads correctly — the trick nobody notices and everybody feels.
The two arcs intersect above the parrot's crown, so two bottles are always airborne and one is always home.
Bubbles rise, citrus wheels turn, the tonic surface rolls, and the tail keeps its own slower time against the throw.