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I just set up my Contra profile as a bilingual content and copy assistant.
I help small brands, food businesses, and early-stage founders turn rough ideas into clearer English content: bios, product descriptions, social media captions, and simple landing page copy.
Based in Italy, with a background in food service, I like writing copy that feels natural, human, and easy to understand.
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Hey Contra! I'm Yurii – Graphic Designer from Bucharest 🇷🇴
I'm new here – excited to join the community, meet people, and find interesting projects!
I've just wrapped up a big project, so I'm open to new opportunities. What I love most is creating brand identities and packaging design, and I also work closely with Amazon – for the past 5 years I've been deep in the world of DTC Amazon brands.
Outside of that, I've had some fun side projects too: I art-directed two books ("The Art of Smoke" and "My Mariupol"and designed the streaming interface for international tournaments of the offline game "Mafia"
Would love to connect, collaborate, and take on new challenges. Feel free to reach out!
Welcome on Contra 🎉
Nobody tells you that the hardest part of freelancing is the waiting.
Waiting for the right brief.
The right client.
The right moment to feel ready.
For a long time I treated momentum like something that arrives if you're patient enough.
This summer I'm done waiting for the current. I'd rather be it:)
So I made this.
A swimmer caught mid-stroke, blurred because she's moving, while the only thing holding still long enough to read is the word.
I built it backwards on purpose: the image is frozen but full of motion, and the text is the part that actually moves. A still that's all velocity, a motion that's all calm. That contrast is the whole feeling.
The process:
- Ideogram to generate the swimmer, motion blur and all
- Canva for grain and a bit of the moody texture
- Framer for the moving text, because if momentum is the theme, I wanted the motion to be real, not faked. Also because I'm spending this summer chasing more Framer work for Formeta, so I figured I'd practice what I preach
- Screen recorded the final piece to capture the motion
Movement as meditation. The work moves when I do.
What's the energy you're swimming into this summer?
The motion blur still juxtaposed with the text looks super sick!
New portfolio project: Sixth Degree.
As Social Media Strategist & Paid Media Manager, I developed and executed organic and paid social campaigns, managed Meta advertising, created content strategies, and optimized campaign performance.
Results included 25.8K impressions, 1,693 clicks, a 6.54% CTR, and a £0.15 CPC.
Great work
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