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I built a desktop pet whose entire job is to catch me sitting too long and force me to move.Character, brand, and full design system made in wonder.
Brand guidelines, a full product design system, and a working product, in about two days.
demo post: https://on.contra.com/zkJcgk
The wonder file: https://app.wonder.so/noor-mtir/files/019f3367-6454-791d-aaf0-813b4a07b2ff
The design system is live : https://echo-seven-kappa.vercel.app/
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We landed more than 10 character projects in the last year, earning a dedicated spot for this in our Rive services.
Submitting an entry for the current @Rive X @contra #characterchallenge, with this reel showcasing our favorite characters so far and some behind-the-scenes.
Kudos to @Junior Fonseca and @YERANDY | DSpot for being part of these amazing results!
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Every day I walk past the same public swimming pool. On the wall is an old mural: a sun-faded graphic with flat shapes and that unmistakable 1970s leisure centre vibe. I can't help but keep looking at it. The graphics are simple, but charming. (You can see it in the middle of the video.)
Then I asked myself, “What if I try to create a modern-era mascot for it?”
Meet EVA
EVA is the swimming pool's guardian and cheerleader. She cares about your safety, your wellbeing, your skin, and yes — even how you look once you're back on dry land. Blue swim cap. A voluminous petal-cloak. 70s-glam eyeshadow. Slightly judgy. Mostly helpful. Exactly the energy a municipal pool deserves.
This is my entry for the Contra × Recraft competition.
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This morning I found a local bakery website with great branding, but the hero section lacked impact; it just showed a single, isolated, small loaf of bread on a dark background.
I jumped into Framer to see how to elevate it and designed two alternative versions:
Option 1: The Focused Loaf. True to the original concept, but re-engineered for a much stronger visual hierarchy.
Option 2: The Working Station. An immersive, storytelling approach that drops you right onto the baker's table.
Which version do you think works better for a premium bakery? Let me know below! 👇
24 voted
59%
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41%
41 votes
Closed
Both look nice in my opinion!
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