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juliana campos de oliveira

• Mar 28

The Constellation Librarian. What happens when steel forgets the glow of the stars? In this sequel, my aquarium-headed protagonist dives into the data ocean to save the last light of the universe. A blend of futurism, magic, and the pursuit of the impossible. "They say the impossible is just a code that hasn't been written yet."

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Hanna Savostianova

• Mar 25

Built a private memory app.

Constellation — for moments you didn't post, but want to remember.

No likes. No followers. Just a personal archive that turns your moments into a star map.

Studied the best dark UI patterns on Mobbin → designed in Figma → built in Framer

✦ save moments privately ✦ watch them form a constellation ✦ capture & share your year in stars

Project: https://momentsconstellation.framer.website/

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Stephanie Asoegwu

pro

• Mar 26

A private memory app is such a beautiful idea. Turning moments into a star map is so poetic!

Révolté

pro

• Mar 25

I built a brand I'd never build.

No brutalism. No noise. No aggression. Just darkness, velvet, and a 19th-century apothecary's ghost.

Velvyne, a cosmetic brand that whispers.

The whole system runs on one rule: the gold detail on the "y" is always the last thing the eye finds. Never the first. Always the last.

Billboard? 12 meters of black. Wordmark left. Everything else: silence. Press ad? 600 words of body copy. No images. Packaging? The dried rose is hidden at the bottom of the box. Nobody tells you it's there.

This is what happens when a brutalist learns to trust the whisper.

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