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Social Media Content That’s Built to Stop the Scroll. 🎯
A recent Reel I created as part of my social media content work.
From concept → editing → visual storytelling, the goal was simple: create content that feels native to the platform while keeping the brand message clear and engaging.
My role:
• Content Strategy
• Reel Concept & Direction
• Video Editing
• Visual Storytelling
• Social Media Optimization
I focus on creating content that doesn’t just look good — it’s designed to support reach, engagement, and brand growth.
📩 Available for social media & content projects.
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In this walkthrough, I show the real process, including how I structure the prompt, generate the scene, identify what isn't working, and refine the instructions.
The lesson is simple:
Don't make the prompt longer. Make the instructions clearer.
Think like a director, not a novelist.
https://share.descript.com/view/iYh2ZNB0bt1
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ever heard, let the work speak for itself?
well i'm here to tell you, people lied! or at least were misguided because yes, your work will speak but only if it has someone talk about it!
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Baboonz® — Art Toy & Collectible System.
Baboonz is a contemporary art toy inspired by the ancient Egyptian connection between the baboon and Thoth, the god of wisdom, knowledge, and writing.
The project reinterprets this ancient symbolism through a contemporary collectible design language, positioning Baboonz between character design, contemporary art, fashion, and product design.
The collection includes the sculpture, a premium satin-finish packaging system, and a TCG-inspired collectible card with metallic and holographic details, creating a cohesive physical identity and expanding the character’s lore.
The goal was to make Baboonz feel museum-able — a modern collectible art object that connects ancient artifacts with the way we collect and experience objects today.
Check the project here. (App Flora Canvas)
Check the original art | Met Museum (Figure of Baboon)
Check the process and how to made it here.
