Digital assets often feel rigid and impersonal. The goal with Stamp & Seal Maker was to bring the tactile, premium feel of traditional, old-world correspondence into a modern digital workflow. I wanted to design an experience that feels less like a basic web tool and more like an artisanal studio where users can create something deeply personal.
What it Does and How to Use It
The app is a live, web-based utility that lets users design custom marks in under a minute with zero friction no accounts or sign-ups required. It offers two distinct tracks:
Antique Postage Stamps: Users can upload an image or portrait, add a digital signature, and instantly generate a vintage stamp complete with realistic perforated edges.
Custom Wax Seals: Users can pick a wax color and literally use their cursor to draw their own monogram, which renders into a realistic wax seal for digital letters.
Everything can be downloaded instantly as a high-quality, transparent PNG to use anywhere.
The Tools Used
To take this project from a concept to a functional, browser-ready site for the Figma Makeathon, I utilized three core parts of the ecosystem: Figma Design, Figma Weave and Figma Make
You can interact with the live tool and create your own handcrafted mark using the link below. https://trunk-tint-40276432.figma.site
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Digital products often feel static. For Lumina AI, my goal was to build an atmosphere an interactive environment where physics and light feel tactile to the user.
My Design Journey
The project began in Stitch to establish the core visual DNA, which I then brought into Figma for the primary UI/UX work. I focused on a neo-brutalist bento grid hierarchy, ensuring a balance between architectural precision and high contrast typography. To ground the concept, I used Nano Banana pro to generate brand-aligned assets that met the specific lighting requirements of the dark-mode aesthetic.
To move beyond static screens, I utilized Veo 3.1 to generate a 240-frame 3D sequence of a rotating prism. Collaborating with Claude in Antigravity, I implemented a custom scroll-driven canvas engine. This links the user’s scroll momentum directly to the 3D rotation, creating a fluid, high-fidelity experience that maintains 60fps performance. This project is a testament to how human creative direction can amplify AI-powered tools to transform a static vision into a functional, high-end digital artifact.
Tech Stack:
Strategy: Stitch
Design: @figma
Assets: Nano Banana & Veo 3.1
Development: @claude
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I put Stitch AI to the test. As a UI/UX designer, I wrote an extremely detailed prompt + attached a reference image to see how well the AI could interpret real design intent.
These are the exact results it generated. Not bad at all… but also not perfect. That’s the whole point of the experiment. Final refined version (with my human touch + polish) will be uploaded very soon. Here’s what I learned: Using AI is incredibly helpful and convenient.
Understanding AI and training it properly is very difficult.
A good design still needs a good designer even when AI is doing the heavy lifting.
To everyone saying “AI will take over design”… It won’t. Not until it can truly understand taste, emotion, and creative direction the way a skilled designer does.
What are your thoughts about ai and stitch? Drop your thoughts below.👇
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Just a simple demo video for Digital Flora Lab
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Here is my second submission. I made Digital Flora Lab, an interactive botanical tool using @Figma Make. Draw a gesture and watch it grow into an elegant, physics-aware flower that responds to tilt, light, and movement. Users can adjust environmental features like light direction, intensity, and subtle gravity effects, which influence how stems curve, blooms unfold, and petals orient. You can export your creation as a high-resolution image, 3D model, icon, or even turn it into a scalable letterform. The blooms unfold with smooth cinematic animations, creating a minimal, elegant, and visually pleasing experience to explore and enjoy. https://poise-model-51518454.figma.site
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Here is the demo video for Overload! Here is the demo video for Overload!
Watch how the interface reacts dynamically to scrolling fast or slow creating subtle glitches and distortions that give the layout a sense of motion and energy. Every element responds beautifully, and even as things shift, the design maintains its elegance.
It’s not just an interaction; it’s a visual experience that plays with speed, perception, and tension. Take a closer look and feel the energy in motion!
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I made OVERLOAD an interactive high-fashion editorial experience built entirely in @Figma Make.
The layout reacts to scroll speed.
Scroll slowly → calm, elegant typography.
Scroll faster → fragmentation, distortion, controlled chaos.
Slow down again → it gradually heals.
It’s an exploration of how speed affects perception — and how digital interfaces can visually respond to attention.
Built fully in @Figma Make using components, variants, and scroll-speed driven interactions. https://splash-circus-50299399.figma.site