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Made a collab post with Diana Avsaragova, one of the standout rising fighters in women's MMA.
For context: this piece featured Liana Jojua alongside her, bringing together two of the sport's most exciting talents in one post.
The response was excellent, strong numbers across views and engagement (over 1 M), and both fighters loved the final result!
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Bold visuals for a brand that knows how to make people hungry. 🍔
A social media post series designed for a modern food brand, combining bold typography, vibrant colours, food imagery and promotional messaging to create an eye catching feed.
The goal was simple: make the content instantly noticeable while keeping the brand consistent across every post.
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Entry #1: Tile into the world by engraving.
My test run for the competition. I wanted to scroll through, see what spoke to me and this tile piece by Charles Volkmar did. Gorgeous work that felt very earthy and grounded in part because of the medium of the piece. This piece felt like a mural to a beautiful place. Even before this reimagination, it should have been a large engraving somewhere to be seen by many. Stopped at a certain point but then decided to push it with the extra credits.
Was thinking about the value and places of ancient looking (or indeed ancient) pieces like this in a developing world. Is art just something to hold space or do we hope more people appreciate the lessons behind the art?
Link to the original art work: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/20029
Link to the canvas: https://app.flora.ai/view/js787x56mdpy8bkkmm5bcrz6c18dxmh7
