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♻️ RECYCLE – Give Waste a Second Life A minimalist logo that cleverly integrates the concept of recycling through fluid typography and circular arrow motifs. The design symbolizes sustainability and renewal, blending modern elegance with eco-conscious messaging. Perfect for green initiatives, environmental campaigns, and forward-thinking brands.
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🔥 New addition to my portfolio 🔥
Previously I had an SVG mask of my logo in the center with my showreel behind it, but this had a couple of issues. So yesterday I pushed it further and I created a 3D variation, video playing inside it, glass refraction and it's even more beautiful when you click into it.
Take a look; www.grilledpixels.com
the glass refraction on the 3d mark is a cool touch. did you build the interaction with three.js?
Meriot personal portfolio Website Homepage showcase
A portfolio website designed to turn personal expertise into a strong digital presence.
The goal was to create a website that communicates experience, personality, expertise, and credibility within the first few seconds.
I focused on:
Clear positioning and personal branding
Strong visual hierarchy
Editorial-style typography
Project-focused storytelling
UX/Product Design service presentation
Testimonials and social proof
Clear CTA for potential clients
Responsive, conversion-focused layouts
The visual direction combines minimal typography, bold imagery, dark/light sections, and subtle interactions to give the portfolio a distinctive personality without making it difficult to navigate.
Top notch execution
Took me a second to see the fold in the mark and now I can't unsee it, perfect for a dual-screen phone store. Was the slash always part of it or did it start as two plain stacked bars?