A multidisciplinary social media content project built through end-to-end strategy, content creat...

A multidisciplinary social media content project built through end-to-end strategy, content creat...A multidisciplinary social media content project built through end-to-end strategy, content creat...

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Sina Porteghali

• Sep 6

A multidisciplinary social media content project built through end-to-end strategy, content creation, visual design, video production, publishing, and audience engagement.

1000+ social content assets created across Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Telegram and other platforms since 2013, including a social media project that reached 22K+ followers in approximately four months.

The focus: turning ideas into consistent, engaging, visually strong content that builds attention, connection, and audience growth.

Content Strategy Digital Marketing Social Media Management Adobe Suite Canva CapCut

Zunaira islam

• Sep 6

Luxury Watch Social Media Created a premium, editorial-style social media campaign for a modern luxury combining product storytelling, lifestyle visuals, and a clean Instagram-inspired concept.

Focused on creating a high-end visual identity that feels elegant, memorable, and conversion-friendly.

Available for: Social Media Design • Brand Design • Creative Ads • Product Campaigns

#SocialMediaDesign #BrandDesign #CreativeDesign #ProductDesign #GraphicDesign

freelancerlife Canva Logo Design

Denys Popov

• Sep 6

THE ROOM BEFORE DAWN

What if a museum room could remember the life it once held?

Inspired by Bedroom from the Sagredo Palace, created in Venice around 1720 and now preserved at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, I reimagined the room not as a static museum interior, but as a living memory.

Using FLORA, I explored the world beyond the museum piece — reconstructing the atmosphere of Palazzo Sagredo, imagining Zaccaria Sagredo returning to the space, and bringing the room back to life as Venice slowly awakens outside.

The project moves between the preserved room we see today and an imagined moment from its past — a brief return to the life, light, and people that once surrounded it.

Original artwork: Bedroom from the Sagredo Palace, ca. 1720 The Metropolitan Museum of Art