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Designer Director at Mainnet Design
$50k+
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4.8
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225
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Designer Director at Mainnet Design
Empowering Your Brand's Voice Through Design 💫
$25k+
Earned
34x
Hired
4.8
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556
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Empowering Your Brand's Voice Through Design 💫
Webstudio Developer & Designer
$5k+
Earned
7x
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5.0
Rating
25
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Webstudio Developer & Designer
Creative Director | Ads Videos That Convert with 3D and AI
$1k+
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2x
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55
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Creative Director | Ads Videos That Convert with 3D and AI
Cover image for There is a massive gap
There is a massive gap between "generating" a video and directing one. In my recent work for my client, AI was only the engine. The intelligence and sensitivity were 100% human. For this project, every decision was guided by the "Precision Culture" and the brand’s new 2026 standard. Here is the strategic intent behind the imagery:  1) Cinematographic Intent: Every camera angle and lens choice was planned and intentional; nothing was left to AI chance. By leveraging 3D, I was able to execute the exact camera angles I had envisioned with surgical precision, ensuring there was true direction in every frame. There was true direction in this video. 2) Beyond the Product: The story isn't about selling shears; it's about the trust placed in the tool.  3) The Ritual of Succession: We constructed a narrative of legacy. When the Katana Master presents his blade and the "Hanzo Artist" presents his shears, we are witnessing the transfer of authority from heritage to hyper-modernity. 4) The Hanzo Code: The choice of silence and paused dialogue reflects the core philosophy: strength is calm under pressure.  This required five days of refinement and a lot of cinematographic decisions to ensure the video wasn't just "generated," but directed properly. Note: This film was created as a creative spec piece for conceptual exploration. It is a narrative interpretation and does not represent Hanzo’s actual manufacturing facilities or locations. If your brand’s visual narrative needs more than just “generation”, and it needs a directed vision, send me a message and let’s discuss how to elevate your standards for 2026.
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Senior Art Director | AI Campaigns, Branding & Films
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Senior Art Director | AI Campaigns, Branding & Films
Cover image for I went into The Met's
I went into The Met's open access archive looking for a textile. I found the pattern I wanted on a suit of armour instead. Greenwich, 1586. George Clifford was Queen's Champion to Elizabeth I, and his garniture is etched and gilded with her cipher, two E's back to back, repeated across every plate from helmet to sabaton without a break. Not a badge on the chest. A repeat running over an entire body, worn by royal licence, three hundred years before any house put its initials on a bag. So I took it off the steel and put it back on a body. RUNNING CIPHER is one woven matrix and eight streetwear pieces cut from it, shot on Yorkshire moorland in winter with the sun never higher than eighteen degrees above the horizon. My first matrix was wrong: I kept the cipher at armour scale and it collapsed into generic damask. Enlarging it four times was what made it read as a garment print instead of wallpaper. That failed version is still sitting on the canvas next to the one that worked. The casting carries the argument. Clifford's only child, Anne, was written out of the inheritance when her father left the northern estates to his brother. She spent thirty-eight years in court, won in 1643, and rebuilt the castles herself. The mark he borrowed from a queen is now worn by the women who took the land back. Everything is on the canvas: the Met plates that fed the matrix, every rejected generation, the casting tests, the frames that did not make it. Original work: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/23939 Armor Garniture of George Clifford, Third Earl of Cumberland. Jacob Halder, royal workshops at Greenwich, 1586. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 32.130.6a–y. Open Access. Canvas: https://app.flora.ai/view/js78s0ypjspgsg3t3pjf5xd6d98dkwrb @floraai #FLORAMuseum
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Senior UX/UI Designer | Framer Expert | WordPress
$1k+
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2x
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32
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Senior UX/UI Designer | Framer Expert | WordPress
Startup SaaS & AI Systems Architect | MVP & Mobile Apps
5.0
Rating
13
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Startup SaaS & AI Systems Architect | MVP & Mobile Apps
Impactful illustration and brand design rooted in craft ✨
$5k+
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75
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Impactful illustration and brand design rooted in craft ✨