Anjunar Digital Art
Websites and films for the self-employed, artists, coaches and therapists who want to be seen with their own signature.
Design · Software · Sound
Not just being visible. But becoming recognisable.
Every person and every project has something of its own. My task is to bring out what makes it special and give it a digital form.
I think design and technology together.
- WEBA website should not only work, it should convey a personality.
- FILMA film should not only show pictures, it should create an atmosphere.
- SOFTWARESoftware should not only meet requirements, it should solve problems in a well-considered way.
The result is individual work in which content, design and implementation fit together.
Selected work.
Websites, films and visual compositions. Each project began with a person and with what makes their work their own.
Digital presence
Melanie – The new Beginning
A warm, personal website for her Reiki practice and holistic guidance, which she can maintain herself.
Design and development: a large portrait, soft earth tones and a homepage of editable sections, with offerings, dates and her story on pages of their own.
Dominik Lemli – Reiki & Breathwork
A calm website for Reiki trainings in four styles and 9D Breathwork, with a clear path from the offering to the booking.
Design and development: cream and dark plum, large serif headlines, offering pages with exact prices and dates in Osnabrück and online, all maintained in windows over the page.
Movement and atmosphere
DJ JayCan – Promo
Cut to the beat of his own track: neon, lasers, 29 releases and the way to book him. Concept, design and edit.
Melanie – Reel
Calm pictures that follow the rhythm of a breath, in the warm colours of her practice. For Instagram and YouTube Shorts. Concept, design and edit.
Visual identity
Still · the film is not online yetAnjunar Stack – Seven distinct experiences
A film about seven websites on one platform: real browser captures on screens arranged in space, chapter titles and cuts placed on the accents of the music.
Architecture. In code.
The look of the framework pages: an exploded structural drawing instead of a portrait, numbered covers like record sleeves and an editorial grid of fine lines.
Technology is more than code. It is the structure behind an idea.
I develop individual software and digital systems. I am interested not only in whether something works, but in how it is built, how its parts work together and how that becomes a solution that holds up in the long run.
From architecture through implementation to integration, I think of systems as a whole.
The result is solutions tailored to concrete requirements instead of forcing people into rigid technical constraints.
Every website on this page runs on a platform I build on these frameworks.
- 01Scala.js UISCALA.JS / INTERFACEA Scala 3 and Scala.js UI framework for server-rendered applications.
- 02Hibernate DDL ManagerHIBERNATE / SCHEMAControlled schema evolution from Hibernate metadata.
- 03Hibernate I18nHIBERNATE / TRANSLATIONTyped, locale-bound entity fields backed by relational translations.
- 04JSON MapperJAVA / DOMAINJSON mapping for existing object graphs and domain models.
- 05Scala UniverseJVM / INTROSPECTIONA resolved view of JVM types, generics and annotations.
- 06Scala JS EmberSCALA.JS / EDITORA modular rich-text editor built on one immutable document model.
- 07Scala ReflectSCALA / METADATAType metadata generated at compile time for the JVM and Scala.js.
More than the picture.
Sound changes how we experience pictures, stories and moments. Through my work in audio engineering, this dimension is part of how I understand creative work.
I am interested in the interplay of sound, atmosphere and visual design, especially where audiovisual content becomes one coherent experience.
Wide and Deep
RegenherzThe complexity of Creation
RegenherzThe Deep Mind
Regenherz
The films above are cut to their music as well: JayCan's promo on the beat, Melanie's reel in the rhythm of a breath.
I am Patrick Bittner.
Software architect, developer and creative designer behind Anjunar.
I am fascinated by how an idea turns into something that was not there before.
In software development, this process often begins with a question, an unclear requirement or a complex problem. Through analysis, structure and continuous development, it becomes a working system.
Creative work is similar: an idea becomes a visual concept, single elements become a composition, and movement and sound become an experience.
I like moving between these worlds. I care about the big picture as much as the detail, about technical architecture as much as the effect of a design.
Anjunar is where these perspectives come together: software, digital design and audio.
I do not want to simply produce something. I want to understand what makes a project what it is and develop a solution from it that is technically sound and carries a signature of its own.
More about meFrom the idea to the finished result.
- 01
Understand
We clarify what it is really about, what the project should express and which requirements matter.
- 02
Shape
The requirements become a concept that brings content, function and visual identity together.
- 03
Build
I develop the solution step by step and bring its different parts together into a coherent result.
What would you like to make visible?
Do you have an idea for a website, a visual project or an audiovisual production? Or are you looking for someone to think through and solve a technical challenge?
Tell me what you have in mind. Together we can find out which solution fits your project.