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Maria Cristal T.'s avatar
Maria Cristal T.
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Kajabi Expert: Strategy, Funnels & Digital Launches
$1k+
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5.0
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Kajabi Expert: Strategy, Funnels & Digital Launches
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Membership Launch & Webinar Funnel for Holistic Community Growth
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Course Launch + Tech Migration for Dr. Mauricio González
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Webinar Funnel + $23K Launch for Family Business Program
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Héctor Mercado
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
3D Generalist, Post Production and Fluid Simulation Artist.
$1k+
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3D Generalist, Post Production and Fluid Simulation Artist.
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3D Generalist Reel Need 3d animations for your products and projects? lets get in touch! I am available for freelance work for all types of CG Animation, 3d Modeling, Post Production, Arch viz, Fluids Simulations, and 3d Rendering!
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Character animation, lighting, rendering. * Blender Cammy rig by @gutemnasc (https://www.instagram.com/gutemnasc/)* UE5 Agora character rigs by @ (https://www.instagram.com/agora.community/)agora.community (http://agora.community)* UE5 Metahumans I am available for freelance work for all types of CG Animation, 3d Modeling, Post Production, Arch viz, Fluids Simulations, and 3d Rendering!
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My entry to the pwnisher "DRÆM SEQUENCE" 3D Community Challenge. Blender - Marvelous designer - Davinci resolve I am available for freelance work for all types of CG Animation, 3d Modeling, Post Production, Arch viz, Fluids Simulations, and 3d Rendering! . . . #dreamsequence #dreamsequencechallenge #blender #blender3d #cyclesrender
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3d animation, VFX, post production for your projects and products
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Yerlin Mercedes
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Architect & Interior Designer
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Architect & Interior Designer
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Twist Soda is a kiosk opening in a shopping mall, selling sugary drinks. The idea was to strike a balance between something fun and youthful, yet also coherent and contemporary, targeting an ideal audience of 15-35 years old. Despite the height limitations and the lack of a roof or elevated structure, we achieved balance by playing with the subtractions and reductions in the rectangular block, thus avoiding a cold and traditionally commercial feel. This design connects with the audience and sells effectively.
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The parents of this baby wanted to create a space where calm and tranquility could be felt, without making many modifications or interventions to the existing space. The main theme is the jungle, but we integrated it subtly with olive green and beige tones, furniture with wood tones and textures, white fabrics, and storage designed to facilitate the work of a mother caring for a newborn. The windows would allow plenty of natural light into the space during the day, making it quite bright.
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LAMA MOMO is an Asian dumpling shop known for its decorative steamed baskets. The goal was to create a brand identity that aligned with the shop's existing aesthetic and graphic style, while also ensuring the space remained functional. The objective was to achieve the same design across three different shopping centers, adapted to each space, while maintaining the same brand and commercial identity.
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When we design, we always receive change requests from clients...but have you ever wondered how many versions of good designs go through first and second revisions before we adjust it as the client requests? It's a whole world of possibilities that another client might love as a final project. 😅🤔 🟡 For example, these images are one of the many versions for the Indian Rock Beach project. I know the final result will be good, but I admit that I love this version.
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Camila Pichardo
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Okkō Founder | Conceptual & Multisensory Interior Design
New to Contra
Okkō Founder | Conceptual & Multisensory Interior Design
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The Curated Dining Experience: Earthy Vibrancy
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A fusion of raw, organic textures with bold art. We curated a sophisticated space that balances museum-like aesthetics with multisensorial warmth.
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A masterclass in tailored minimalism. I specifically designed the bespoke floating bed and integrated nightstand system for this project, focusing on seamless joinery and the tactile warmth of natural wood. Inspired by Japandi aesthetics, this sanctuary layers custom-made furniture with organic textures like bouclé and rattan. Every piece, from the sculptural headboard to the strategic lighting, was crafted to create a multisensory experience of architectural calm.
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Bespoke Serenity: Japandi Retreat Design
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Maria Shrayber
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Ops strategist optimizing procurement & execution
New to Contra
Ops strategist optimizing procurement & execution
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Most projects don’t fail because of technical issues. They fail because of people. Different incentives. Different expectations. Different levels of pressure. I operate in environments where: – manufacturers, clients, and engineers don’t always align – compliance and commercial realities collide – tensions escalate quickly My role is to: • negotiate under pressure • de-escalate conflicts • align stakeholders without slowing execution Sometimes that means tough conversations. Sometimes that means stepping in directly. Because in complex supply chains: 👉 Technical problems can be solved 👉 People problems need to be managed
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Sourcing is not about finding a supplier. It’s about finding the right supplier under the right conditions. I work across China–LATAM supply chains: • identifying and evaluating manufacturers • aligning technical specifications with real requirements • negotiating commercial terms • preparing full documentation packages In one case, I replaced a supplier during an active tender in under 8 weeks — without breaking compliance, and while building a new certification roadmap. That’s the difference between: 👉 sourcing vs 👉 strategic replacement under pressure
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Entering LATAM markets is not just a commercial decision. It’s an execution problem. Most international manufacturers underestimate: – regulatory complexity – documentation requirements – local approval processes I work on building end-to-end execution systems: • market and factory reconnaissance • product adjustment to meet local constraints • certification and inspection coordination (SGS, Intertek) • full lifecycle control — from approval to delivery This is not about “launching fast.” It’s about: 👉 entering correctly 👉 staying compliant 👉 being able to actually deliver Because in regulated markets, execution gaps don’t slow you down. They disqualify you.
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Supplier failure is not an exception. It’s part of the game. What matters is what happens next. I’ve handled situations where: – manufacturers failed to deliver – equipment arrived non-compliant – projects were already in motion In one case, I was dispatched on-site in China to confront a non-performing supplier. What followed wasn’t escalation — it was control: • negotiation under pressure • involvement of local authorities • creation of a full documentation trail That groundwork enabled legal recovery of the investment. In other cases: – we deployed engineers to fix equipment on-site – negotiated cost coverage with factories – restored compliance without stopping the project This work is not about avoiding problems. It’s about: • containing them • structuring recovery • protecting execution and money
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