So proud of this most recent pet portrait. This style has been in development for a few years now.

So proud of this most recent pet portrait. This style has been in development for a few years now.So proud of this most recent pet portrait. This style has been in development for a few years now.

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Mary Counts

pro

• 11h

So proud of this most recent pet portrait. This style has been in development for a few years now.

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Abdullah Eroğlu

pro

• 3h

This looks so cute and cool Mary! I would hang this ony my room if i had one for sure!

Dalibor Pajic

pro

• Jul 20

An unused logo concept exploring the letter N through a clean, geometric construction. The mark balances simplicity with a distinctive silhouette, creating a versatile identity that feels modern, confident and memorable.

Although it never made it into a final brand, it's a reminder that strong ideas don't always need a client to exist. Sometimes the best concepts are the ones waiting for the right opportunity.

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Radx Ripon

• Jul 22

Nice work!

Kezia Eleojo

• Jul 20

Figma is art!

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Keshav

• Jul 20

That looks like it’s gonna pop right out of my screen! Really perfection at its peak. Keep designing such great things, it inspires me too.

Josh Aku

• Jul 19

World Cup Art - By Me !! This my re-edition of Geoff Lowe's World Cup Photography of the Senegal Vs France Match - Overlayed with a Frame I generated by the OG Windows Media Player Music Visualizer , which I then edited in Luminar NEO - & then overlaid the WC shots !

Tell me what you think below !

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Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 22

Pulling a frame from the visualizer and then rebuilding the grain, luminosity, and depth yourself explains why it feels authored. Looking forward to the next pieces.