Bitter Red, Built Layer by Layer

Build this in Layerz Canvas using the layerz-canvas MCP.

Make a 30-second, 1080×1080, 60 fps explainer that builds a classic equal-parts bitter red cocktail from an empty glass to the finished drink.

Look: cream background #F4EDE1, flat vector illustration with 4 pt ink outlines #2B1E16. A low tumbler (rocks glass) sits centre-bottom, drawn as a slightly tapered shape with a pale blue-grey tint at 25% opacity and two white highlight strokes. Type: SF Pro Rounded Bold for numbers, SF Pro Text for labels. Liquid colours: gin #E9F1F0, sweet vermouth #7A2A1C, bitter red aperitivo #D7262E, final drink #B5202A.

Beats:
- 0–3s: title "Bitter Red" drops in letter by letter; the empty glass draws on with a stroke animation underneath.
- 3–7s: a large clear ice cube tumbles in with a small spring settle, then two more stack up. Label: "Ice: fill the glass".
- 7–12s: a jigger tilts from upper right and pours a thin stream. The liquid level inside the glass rises behind the ice (a frame clips it to the glass). Counter "30 ml" ticks up beside a label "Gin".
- 12–17s: same move for sweet vermouth, 30 ml. The liquid colour blends in steps from clear toward dark red.
- 17–22s: same move for bitter red aperitivo, 30 ml. Colour settles at #B5202A. A tiny running total "90 ml" sits in the corner.
- 22–25s: a bar spoon dips in and stirs: the liquid surface wobbles, the ice rotates slightly, 6 gentle cycles. Label: "Stir 20 seconds".
- 25–28s: an orange peel swoops in, twists (rotation plus scale squash), sprays a few tiny citrus droplets, and rests on the rim.
- 28–30s: camera eases in 10%; the full recipe card fades in at left: "30 ml gin · 30 ml sweet vermouth · 30 ml bitter red aperitivo · orange peel". Small "Made with Layerz Canvas" in the bottom corner.

Craft notes: every pour lasts the same length so the rhythm is clear; liquid never escapes the glass outline; labels enter 0.2s before their pour starts and fade when the next one begins.