100WJD is a meme-note character project built around your fake Wojak banknote. The landing page uses an engraved paper look, banknote green, antique ink, worn gold, and clean editorial layouts. The hero uses a large transparent Wojak portrait, while the original note works as the banner and visual anchor.
A fake banknote becomes the project’s whole visual language: engraved lines, serial numbers, green seals, paper texture, melancholy Wojak expressions, and a story about value measured in mood rather than legal tender.
Story
100 Wojak Dollars imagines a world where emotion, memory, and internet culture are printed into collectible meme notes. Wojak is not a banker or a mascot in a suit — he is the face of a strange currency that measures feelings instead of purchasing power.
The website keeps that idea consistent from top to bottom: the original meme bill is the banner, the character is rendered like an old engraving, and the extra scenes look like forgotten illustrations from a fake financial archive.
Large transparent Wojak portrait
Original bill used as the hero banner
Engraved scenes in different situations
Scroll-reactive background palette
The Meme WorkshopA night studio where Wojak sketches fake notes under a desk lamp, surrounded by old computers, paper drafts, and engraved visual references.
Scene archive
Use the switcher to move between the project’s main visual worlds. Each one stays in the same old-print style but changes the atmosphere.
Interactive scene viewer
Open the archive
Workshop mode: Wojak creates fake meme notes late at night, surrounded by paper sketches, a CRT monitor, coffee, and old engraving references.
The Meme WorkshopA night room full of fake note drafts, an old computer, books, plants, and a tired Wojak working under warm light.
Visual ledger
A custom mosaic layout mixes the portrait, fake note, workshop, and park scenes so the page feels more like an old archive than a normal token gallery.
A simple interactive ending: press the button and the fake note’s “emotional value” rises. It is intentionally a meme interaction, not a price or financial indicator.
Interactive meme utility
Feel more. Think higher.
Click the button to raise the fictional emotional meter. This keeps the site playful without pretending the meme note has any real monetary value.
The final package includes a complete index.html, local image assets, responsive layout, X and Pump.fun links, a CA copy block, changing backgrounds, and the interactive Feel Meter.