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Cover image for Every day I walk past
Every day I walk past the same public swimming pool. On the wall is an old mural: a sun-faded graphic with flat shapes and that unmistakable 1970s leisure centre vibe. I can't help but keep looking at it. The graphics are simple, but charming. (You can see it in the middle of the video.) Then I asked myself, “What if I try to create a modern-era mascot for it?” Meet EVA EVA is the swimming pool's guardian and cheerleader. She cares about your safety, your wellbeing, your skin, and yes — even how you look once you're back on dry land. Blue swim cap. A voluminous petal-cloak. 70s-glam eyeshadow. Slightly judgy. Mostly helpful. Exactly the energy a municipal pool deserves. This is my entry for the Contra × Recraft competition. Project link: https://www.recraft.ai/project/b30fd297-8321-4db2-a417-f0a4dc71da1c
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Cover image for Why overcomplicating your layout kills
Why overcomplicating your layout kills readability. Most content-heavy sites fail because they try to show everything at once. Sidebars, badges, related articles, and tiny fonts create cognitive overload. The user gets tired after two paragraphs and leaves. Good design is about aggressive editing. You need to manage where the eye goes first. In this layout, the hierarchy does all the work: • A massive headline sets the mood and context instantly • Generous white space prevents visual fatigue • The clean grid ensures the reader actually focuses on the text We don't need complex decorations to make a web page look expensive. We just need perfect typography and discipline. Are you building a product or content platform that feels too cluttered? Drop a link below, and I’ll tell you where your users are getting stuck.
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The sound behind the symbol. A preview of the visual identity for La Original, a brand that has connected musicians with authentic instruments and trusted brands since 1979. The identity begins with a simple observation: instruments may change, styles may evolve, but they all share the same purpose. Sound. The symbol combines the initial O from Original with expanding sound waves, expressing the moment where every musical experience begins. It avoids representing a single instrument because the brand has never belonged to just one. It belongs to everything that makes music possible. Its simplified form allows the symbol to adapt across every touchpoint while preserving its clarity over time. Like music itself, the symbol is not only meant to be seen. It is meant to be felt.
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Cover image for Flat-pack furniture gives you two
Flat-pack furniture gives you two options: a baffling paper diagram, or a hunt that leads to long, confusing YouTube videos. Assembli solves that. It's an interactive 3D guide that shows you exactly what goes where, part by part. It is built for retailers, who lose $20-30 on every return, and 1 in 5 flat-pack returns is just someone who could not figure out the build. Assembli eliminates that confusion before it becomes a return or a support ticket. Made entirely in Omma, from one stool to a full catalog of 18 products. The video walks through it. PS: the link says "matte-black-sneaker-studio" because this began as a totally different idea before I pivoted to Assembli, and the slug got locked at first publish! Live build: https://omma.build/p/matte-black-sneaker-studio-shot-xn5evb (https://omma.build/p/matte-black-sneaker-studio-shot-xn5evb)Community file: https://omma.build/community/f6cfmk4ma6d9
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Cover image for They called us for a
They called us for a label. We delivered a scalable system. Grünit is a family business that makes eggs, honey and walnuts on their own farm. They called us to redesign a single package. A clear, contained job. But the more we got to know them, the more we saw it. The warmth this family puts into the work on the farm wasn't reaching the shelf. And one label was never going to transmit that. Grünit needed a language of its own. So we designed the label in the scope, but built to scale across the whole line, so eggs, honey, walnuts and whatever comes next all speak the same family voice. More than the brief asked for? Yes. We did it because we connected with who they are. At Bong we work prioritizing scalability and message. Grünit gave us a fun, different project. We gave them a system. It was a pleasure. 🥚
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