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This one stopped my scroll, the symmetry and all those small mechanical details reward a second look instead of just being busy for its own sake. Was this made for a specific brand or client, or is it more of a personal exploration piece you made because the concept was stuck in your head?
Hey Maty glad you like it as much as I do. I started my own freelancing business for music production, sound design, and custom plugins. My company is based on me who has always lived a life of duality.
My company name "Technically Creative" follows the same symbolism as the...
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