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Ifeoma Barker 's avatar
Ifeoma Barker
proNew York, USA
AI Creative Director - Campaigns, Content & Custom Builds
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Meet PRETTIFUL ... your everyday confidence buddy. 💕 A humanoid catgirl mascot who lives above the clouds. Her sparkle  tail isn't just for looks every flick casts an affirmation into the  air, reminding you that you're already that girl. She's sweet, playful, a little sassy, and always cheering you on.  Built for Gen-Z and Gen-Alpha kids who refuse to choose between soft  and powerful. Her name was invented by my daughter when she was four. She smashed  "pretty" and "beautiful" together because neither word was enough on  its own. Now Prettiful is the mascot for every kid who feels the same. Because being Prettiful was never about looking perfect. It's about believing you already are. ✨ 🔗 Built entirely in Recraft Studio: VIEW HERE (https://www.recraft.ai/project/05bd7cbb-201e-4068-b5b2-a6052137c9d7) #recraftchallenge #recraft
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Title: First Memory What would your first memory feel like if you had just been created? First Memory is a short cinematic film clip about an AI-generated character experiencing her very first memory and slowly realizing that her world is being generated in real time. What begins as a bright, dreamlike lifestyle film gradually transforms into a story about identity, memory, and existence. As subtle visual glitches emerge, the character's perfect memories begin to unravel, leading her toward an unsettling self-awareness. I started with one of my previously created AI character images and imported it into Renoise Canvas, where I built the film scene by scene. Using Renoise's video generation tools and FaceLock for character consistency, I was able to maintain her identity while intentionally evolving her environment and emotional journey. My goal was to explore a simple but compelling question: If an AI could remember the moment it first existed, what kind of story would it tell? #RenoiseChallenge
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Cover image for For the Figma ConfigMakeathon,
For the Figma ConfigMakeathon, I wanted to build something personal. I have a four-year-old who's learning how to read. As any parent knows, summer break means scrambling for ideas that actually engage kids. So I built him a reading app I'd want him to use every day. Meet Plume's Alphabet Quest. An audio-first phonics app made for early readers/little kids who are just learning to read. The child sees a letter, hears it spoken aloud by Plume (an owl I designed for this), then identifies the picture card that matches the sound. After every level, Plume reads them a tiny story using the words they just learned turning letters into language in real time. Why it matters: The app uses the OpenDyslexic font throughout, audio-first interaction (great for pre-readers and kids with dyslexia), multi-sensory engagement, and no fail states or anxiety- inducing timers. Just a child, a letter, and a little owl friend guiding them through it. What's inside: 7 progressive levels (Starter → Alphabet Master) Full A-Z letter coverage with 100+ words 4 unlockable badges (First Reader, Word Wizard, Reading Champion, Alphabet Master) Story Moment after each level ...Plume reads a sentence using the letters just learned Designed for children ages 2-4yrs How I built it: Figma Make for the entire app build (state machine, logic, animations, audio) Figma Weave for Plume's character design and animated video assets OpenDyslexic font for accessibility Web Speech Synthesis for Plume's voice The build process is fully documented and I live-tested the app with my my little one (you see his reaction in the demo video). Try it yourself here: Plume's Alphabet Quest (https://www.figma.com/make/CxadHU2mOzFw8VMtINbVQ4/PLUMES-ALPHABET-QUEST?fullscreen=1&t=8WIvMgmopDLTjJga-1&code-node-id=0-9) A reading app built by a parent, for a child. With Figma. #ConfigMakeathon
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AI Virtual Home Tour: Sienna's World
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Josh Aku
New York, USA
Photo Editor & Visual Designer for Fashion & Beauty
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Photo Editor & Visual Designer for Fashion & Beauty
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Introducing My conceptual wellness space - PHOBOS Wellness NYC- PHOBOS Wellness is my take on what the next era of fitness spaces could feel like; as a space where light, color, and spatial proportion shift the way we experience movement. Developed using FLORA + GEMINI, the space draws from restorative red‑light therapy technology , futurist architecture paired with the warmth of the various art installations of James Turrell to create a controlled, atmospheric training zone; existing as a private retreat woven into the fabric of the city.
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Cover image for Choosing the Ideal Concept for Your Wellness Space in FLORA
Currently working on a conceptual wellness space in FLORA which do you think is a better fit!
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🎨Color Palette Analysis — Flora Kling 01 x Seedream Workflow This AI-driven sequence blends soft botanicals with a touch of digital magic. Flora’s workflow and Kling’s animation engine bring the lilacs and shimmering dragonfly to life through Pantone’s standout 2026 hues, creating a palette that feels both romantic and dreamy. 🧪 Editing Precision — Flora Workflow Breakdown • Seedream Motion Pass: Dragonfly flight path generated with randomized loop arcs and velocity modulation. • Kling Image-to-Video Layering: Wing flutter animated with frame interpolation and sparkle emission mapped to motion blur. 🖌️Primary Palette: Lilac Bloom & Ethereal Flight #D6A5B6 #E7A3B2 #F0F0F0 #007A74 #B5332A ✨Accent Sparkle Tones #4F84C4 #F6A96B #F6E27F
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Summer Color study : 2026 High contrast Warmth ☀️🖌️ This week’s color combos trace the mood of the season: breezy blues, sun‑lit hues, and vibrant accents that carry movement and memory. Each pairing is a small narrative in hue, built from my ongoing Pinterest palette pulls. Made with CANVA THE COMBOS🎨🖌️ Island White × Powder Blue — #f6f4f1 + #9ed7fc Desert Sand × Ochre — #f6f4f1 + #ec5800 Cyan × Persimmon — #83f5fb + #ec5800 Azure × Deep Navy — #57dcff + #000080
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Derek Farrell
proEdison, USA
AI Motion Designer | SaaS Product
New to Contra
AI Motion Designer | SaaS Product
Cover image for Hyper-Creative SaaS Promo | High-Engagement
Hyper-Creative SaaS Promo | High-Engagement Social Media Video 🚀 In this project, I developed a hyper-creative, social-first promotional video for a SaaS CRM platform. Utilizing cutting-edge AI generation and custom motion design, this video is engineered specifically for modern social media algorithms (LinkedIn, X, Instagram, TikTok) where capturing attention in the first 2 seconds is vital. The campaign fully translates complex CRM workflows into highly engaging, abstract, and memorable visual metaphors. This case study demonstrates how SaaS brands can break through the organic noise on social platforms using creative AI storytelling and modern motion aesthetics
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Data-Driven Hero | Cinematic AI Product Video for SaaS 🚀 In this high-impact commercial, I created an epic, cinematic superhero promo for a SaaS CRM platform using advanced AI generation and custom After Effects motion graphics. The story follows a tech-powered superhero who defeats a supervillain—symbolizing business chaos and lost revenue—not with brute force, but through real-time data analytics, automated workflows, and CRM pipeline management. This project perfectly illustrates how high-concept pop-culture storytelling combined with cutting-edge AI visuals can turn a complex B2B software product into an engaging, viral marketing masterpiece.
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New Year Corporate Magic: AI Motion Ad for SaaS CRM 🚀 For this end-of-year marketing campaign, I created a high-end Holiday & New Year cinematic promo for a SaaS CRM platform. The video utilizes advanced AI video generation combined with precise After Effects motion design to target a common B2B pain point: closing the fiscal year with zero stress. The story beautifully contrasts the chaotic holiday rush with the seamless organization provided by the CRM, helping teams hit their yearly targets. This project highlights how SaaS brands can leverage seasonal storytelling and cutting-edge AI visuals to drive Q4 conversions.
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🚀 CRM vs. Zombie Apocalypse: An AI Cinematic Product Ad🚀 In this project, I created a groundbreaking B2B cinematic promo using cutting-edge AI generation and precision motion graphics. The video presents a high-stakes scenario: a zombie apocalypse. I demonstrated how a SaaS CRM platform becomes the ultimate tool for survival—managing resources, tracking communications, and organizing human survivors. This case study showcases how unconventional, high-impact storytelling and advanced AI motion can elevate a traditional SaaS brand and drive engagement 😊
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Naima Jordan
proNew York, USA
I ship brand strategy, designs, and stores that sell.
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Cover image for For the Envato Design Challenge,
For the Envato Design Challenge, I created Sol & Snow, a completely visual identity for a fictional brand that doesn't exist yet; nestled in the Canadian mountains. A premium cold plunge and sauna wellness experience, inspired by the contrast between warmth and cold. My project includes a complete brand system, art direction, environmental storytelling, social campaigns, packaging, and moody touch points. Really focus on feeling for this one. Enjoyed not having a workflow challenge but being tasked to make something functional. I used Envato to generate the brand identity and Figma to glue it all together. Let me know what you think!
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Crystal Garden Terrariums — Brand & Website Redesign Before this project, Crystal Garden Terrariums existed only on Instagram. No website, no owned digital presence — just a beautiful product line with nowhere permanent to live online. Link to project: https://crystalgardensterrarium.base44.app/ The ask: give this local plant + décor shop a real home on the web that matched the warmth and craft of their products (terrariums, succulents, hanging plants, statues, pots, and figurines). My process: Discovery — studied their existing Instagram aesthetic and product photography to understand their visual voice Brand refresh — designed a new logo and defined a custom color palette (soft greens, sky blue, warm neutrals) to reflect their organic, handmade feel Build — designed and built the full site in Base44, structuring it around their product categories, an About section telling their story for the first time, and a Care Guide to build trust with customers Launch-ready — mobile-responsive, Instagram-integrated, and built to grow with them The result: a small business that now owns its digital presence — not just borrows space on a platform it doesn't control. This one's a favorite because it's exactly the kind of impact I want to keep making: helping local businesses look and feel as good online as they do in person. 🌿
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Hill: Designing a Human-Centered AI Brand
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Leaf Nest Matcha Brand E-commerce Site Design
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Jon Sorrentino
New York, USA
Brand + Web Design for Founders | Ex Pepsi, Vice, Barstool
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Cover image for One thing I’m learning with
One thing I’m learning with node workflows like Flora and Weavy is that each step needs to be specialized. Then you layer in the specifics. A lot of what I’m building right now is for branded imagery. With image models, you get plenty of unwanted artifacts, strange details, and gooey limbs, so it can take a few passes to get the final image where you want it. I’ve always admired art directors for their eye for detail. These tools force you to put that hat on. The thing I wish these tools had is a better way to draw, mark up, and revise as you move through the workflow. In any case, I’m really proud of the images that are coming to life.
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I’ve never designed an iOS app icon before. Po doesn’t have a mobile app yet, but he still needs to eat when I’m away from my desk. I made an iOS Shortcut that lets me send him references while browsing social media, which gave me an excuse to start exploring what his future app icon could look like. Still learning how to design for Apple’s new OS style. Any tips or details I should be paying attention to (shadow tutorials?!?)?
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I hired a tiny art director to help keep my design references and inspiration organized. His name is Po, which is short for Hipppo. Po is really hungry, so he eats everything I find inspiring while I’m browsing the web and social media. Then, when I’m ready to use it, he helps turn those references into ready-made moodboards inside Figma. I’m getting ready to share him soon. The bigger goal is to help designers create entire brands from the references and inspiration they already collect. I’m testing with friends now and have room for a couple more. If you’re interested, leave a comment and I’ll DM you.
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Cover image for Weavy or Flora? Having fun with
Weavy or Flora? Having fun with these workflows. Takes a while to get them tuned, but when they work, they are wonderful. Finding Weavy to be a bit buggy, unfortunately.
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Sydney Maresca
New York, USA
I design visuals people love and brands businesses trust
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Cover image for Quobyte operates in the enterprise
Quobyte operates in the enterprise storage space, a crowded and highly technical category where messaging often blends together. The brand needed a bold, differentiated campaign that clarified its value and increased awareness beyond a purely technical audience.  As Senior Visual Designer, I led the creative direction and execution of a full campaign suite across paid and organic channels. I translated complex storage challenges into clear, audience-focused narratives using AI-generated visuals, custom illustration, and a strong editorial tone. The concepts connected product pain points to business impact, making the solution accessible to both technical and non-technical buyers.​ The campaign established a distinct, recognizable visual system that stood apart from competitors and set the creative benchmark for future marketing efforts. It positioned Quobyte as modern, credible, and confident in a category often defined by conservative design.
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I created my wedding invitation suite in collaboration with Mango Paperie, leading the overall creative direction and design.​ I defined the look and feel, aiming for a vintage, moody tone that felt timeless but still personal. I pulled together typography, color, and visual references to set that direction, then designed each piece in the suite, including the main invitation, rehearsal dinner card, details card, and RSVP, ensuring everything felt cohesive while still giving each element a clear role. I focused on clarity and flow so the information is easy to follow, while still feeling elevated and considered. I used variation in scale, spacing, and layout to guide the eye, and introduced custom shapes and layered components to add depth and create a more tactile experience. I worked closely with Mango Paperie throughout the process, collaborating on print production details to ensure the materials, sizing, and finishes aligned with the vision and translated well in the final pieces.
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Fans and media alike enjoyed a global premiere event in New York City to announce the new partnership between Ben & Jerry’s and Netflix with their latest flavor “Netflix & Chilll’d”. Guests walked the green carpet for the paparazzi before heading into the theater for an exclusive screening announcement and a comedy performance by Michelle Buteau. A completely transformed after-party followed, including partnership-forward, interactive photo moments, a signature cocktail, flavor-inspired menu, and of course unlimited scoops of the new Netflix & Chilll’d.​ Our goal was to create an immersive experience that media, storytellers, & fans will want to share. Celebrate & invite true fans of both brands to engage in an experience that they can’t get anywhere else. Provide fans with the opportunity to connect with each other over what they have in common – a shared love for both Ben & Jerry’s & Netflix. Create an experience that has global appeal and can translate across global markets. ​
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I created this brand kit to establish a bold, recognizable visual system for Amplify Social. I defined the color palette to feel energetic and high-contrast, balancing deep greens with bright lime and playful secondary accents like purple and orange. This gives the brand flexibility while still feeling consistent across digital and social applications. I selected typography that supports both personality and clarity. A strong, expressive display font is used for headlines to create impact, paired with a clean, highly legible typeface for everyday use. This balance allows the brand to feel distinct without sacrificing usability. I designed a custom icon system to support content across social, marketing, and product touchpoints. Each icon uses simple shapes and layered color to feel cohesive with the overall brand while still being flexible enough for different use cases. I also developed the logo and supporting variations to ensure it works across different formats and backgrounds. The mark is simple and memorable, with a visual element that ties back into the brand’s focus on communication and digital interaction. This system was built to scale, giving the brand clear guidelines while allowing room for creative expression across campaigns and content.
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