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I'm a design operator. I design email, ads, social, web, and video, and when the work keeps hitting the same wall, I build the tool or workflow that removes it.

Ontario, Canada
Joined September 2020
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Replying to @4eleven7
ok what's the second thing you check
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Replying to @arc_frame
those tiny counters in the 8 and 9 will fill in fast at small sizes
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Replying to @lionel_mora
did you give it the BPM or did it guess the cuts
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Replying to @EddTheEditor
a little overshoot when the folder lands would sell the drop
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Replying to @supremeUAA
the second one's thin points will vanish at favicon size, worth testing at 16px
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Replying to @ismailkestel
mesa & mile, putting the art under the links keeps them readable
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Replying to @Rasmic
did Fable pick the pacing or did you write out the beats first
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putting progress % right in the inspector means no opening Fusion for every edit
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Replying to @shmidtqq
random stacking is a hierarchy problem, someone still has to decide what moves first
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Replying to @penguindsgn
building the texture from the same pixel blocks as the mark keeps it one system
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Replying to @jon_designs
the skill was never the tool, it was knowing which transition felt wrong
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Replying to @Burak_elbu
the planet textures carry the orbit idea so the mark can stay simple
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Replying to @ktnr23
is the pixel-to-smooth swap a real shape morph in Figma Motion or a crossfade
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Replying to @bowlcutWiz
good references still need the same constraints as the screen you’re fixing
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Replying to @BaiKhaled
one-color line mascot means it survives cups, sweaters and screen prints
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Replying to @Ahmedcreatives
the stepped mark does the lifting so the serif can stay calm
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Replying to @eback_4u @claudeai
which part of your After Effects workflow was hardest to put into words for it
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Replying to @Creator_Toolbox
separate layers is the real news, a flattened vector is useless for motion
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Replying to @Yoni_attlan
for client work I'd trust whichever one lets me fix one keyframe without rerolling
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Replying to @iamgeographic
those After Effects years are probably why your prompts land
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