DAN ATACADOR's Work | ContraWork by DAN ATACADORDAN ATACADOR
Innovative Digital Creator
62 pages. 1 hour. Claude + Figma MCP.
I wanted to test how far an AI-assisted workflow could go on a real, content-heavy deliverable. So I designed a full company profile for Mercurio Design Lab, an architecture studio, in about an hour.
What’s inside?
- Cover, management, about, milestones, offices and awards
- Project sections: Commercial & Mixed-Use, Hospitality, Residential, Sports & Recreation and Masterplan
- Full-bleed project imagery, spec sheets and masterplan diagrams, all in one consistent grid
How it worked?
- Claude built the pages straight into Figma through MCP
- Every page is editable, with real layers and live text, so nothing is flattened
- I directed structure, hierarchy and style, then refined the details by hand
Takeaway: AI handles the repetitive layout work, and I keep control of the design decisions.
Need a profile, brochure or deck turned around fast? Let’s talk. I built this entirely inside Claude. By using the right MCP (Model Context Protocol), tools, and prompts, you can achieve the exact same results. This is Part 2 of my architectural image-to-video animation series.
See you in the next one! Part 1: Turning architectural images into video.
These started as still architectural renders. I turned them into a walkthrough-style video, focusing on natural camera movement and giving each view time to be appreciated.
My favorite part is finding the movement that suits each image, a slow approach, a change in perspective, or a closer look at the details.
Have architectural images you’d like to see in motion? Let’s connect.
#ArchitecturalVisualization #ArchitecturalAnimation #ImageToVideo Multi-Format Digital Ad Campaign: Western Union
Designed a responsive digital display campaign for Western Union focused on emotional brand storytelling and high-converting layout hierarchy.
My Role: Visual Design, Ad Creative Resizing & Layout Design
Tools Used: Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma
The Strategy: Adapted core brand elements across standard IAB ad dimensions (Leaderboard, Skyscraper, Square, Poster) while keeping copy, call-to-action buttons, and key imagery balanced across every ratio.