Basant Emad
UI/UX, Graphics & 3D Design |Where Creativity Meets Function
New to Contra
Basant is ready for their next project!
Amaan | Contra × Bubble Challenge 🚀
Amaan comes from the Arabic word أمان — meaning safety.
We all know the feeling of buying something from a stranger online…
You send the money and just hope the “imaginary product” actually shows up.
So I’m building Amaan — a social commerce platform where your money stays protected and held until you receive your product and confirm delivery.
Buy with confidence. Sell with trust. 💯
More soon 👀:
#Amaan #Bubble #Contra #BuildInPublic #SocialCommerce
1
3
164
My first Computer Graphics project
This project is a very precious piece to me, and I don’t think I’ll ever forget the journey or every step that went into creating it.
It was modeled and animated in Blender, while the camera work and sound effects were created in Unity.
I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback on how I can improve the graphics and make my future projects even more practical and polished! ✨
0
13
"Between the Nile and the Throne"
Every character in this scene — Pharaoh, his wife Asiya, and Musa's mother — was hand-modeled, sculpted, and rigged from scratch in Blender, with the wireframe on the mother's face showing the topology and edge flow built for clean deformation and expression. Beyond the characters, the entire environment — the temple, the riverbank, the desert terrain — was built and lit as a real-time scene in Unity, so the story could eventually move, not just render as a still.
This project is my attempt to bring the Quranic story of Musa (AS) to life through 3D art: full character pipelines from base mesh to rig, custom historically-inspired costume and prop design for Ancient Egypt, and an environment built to carry the weight of the narrative — the river, the palace, the desert Musa's mother once walked toward. It's a one-person production covering modeling, texturing, rigging, and world-building, aimed at turning a story of faith and courage into something people can actually see and eventually walk through.
0
9
Making Classifieds Feel Like a Product, Not a List
The original site was a Craigslist-style wall of blue text links — every category, every listing type, all competing for attention with zero visual hierarchy. I redesigned it into a clean, modern marketplace: clear category tabs, color-coded sections, descriptive intros so users know what belongs where, and a card-based layout that actually guides the eye. Same core structure, completely rebuilt experience.
1
1
38