Freelancers using DALL·E 2 in Islamabad

Freelancers using DALL·E 2 in IslamabadFreelancers using DALL·E 2 in Islamabad

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Saad Ahmad Ch

Islamabad, Pakistan

AI Artist: Creating Kids Book Illustrations

$5k+: Earned

11x: Hired

5.0: Rating

11: Followers

AI Artist: Creating Kids Book Illustrations

End-to-End Book Design and Formatting Services

Breathtaking Book Cover Designing using Generative A.I

AI-Generated Children Book Illustrations

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Muhammad Haseeb

Rawalpindi, Pakistan

Graphic Designer, Al-Assisted Web Developer & UI/UX Designer

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Graphic Designer, Al-Assisted Web Developer & UI/UX Designer

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Title Premium Static Ad Concepts for Consumer Brands Short blurb A set of high-impact static ads exploring different visual directions for ecommerce and tech brands. I handled everything from concept and art direction to layout, lighting, and final production‑ready files. Project overview For this self‑initiated project, I designed a series of static ads to demonstrate how I approach brand‑level visuals for ecommerce campaigns. The goal was to create ads that feel polished enough for a global brand while still being performance-ready for use on Meta, display, and website placements. Each piece focuses on clear hierarchy, strong product presence, and a single, memorable visual idea. I treated this like a real client engagement: establishing a visual direction, building a small system of layouts, and preparing clean exports suitable for paid campaigns and website assets. This aligns closely with the kind of ongoing design support brands need for static ads, banners, and hero imagery. Pixel 10 flagship static ad This concept imagines a launch visual for a flagship smartphone. I combined a minimal, high-key background with a hero device render and subtle particle effects to create a premium, futuristic feel. The layout puts the product first, with a clear hierarchy from logo to product name to tagline, mirroring how large tech brands structure their campaign key art. Design focus areas: Clean typography and generous negative space to keep the ad instantly readable in feed. Realistic reflections and lighting to emphasize the hardware quality. A single, simple tagline that reinforces the visual story instead of competing with it. Lifestyle / audio comfort ad (polar bear) This static concept explores a softer, lifestyle‑driven direction for an audio or wellness brand. The minimal composition and monochrome palette keep the focus on comfort and calm, while the oversized headphones and character choice immediately communicate the product category without needing heavy copy. Design focus areas: Visual storytelling that conveys product benefit (comfort, immersion, warmth) at a glance. Strong subject isolation and clean background for easy cropping into multiple placements. Brand‑ready layout that can accommodate logo, short headline, and CTA without clutter. Music / entertainment poster-style ad (green “LOUDER INSIDE”) This piece leans into a high-energy, poster‑style static ad for music, gaming, or streaming. The neon green palette, motion blur elements, and layered textures are designed to catch attention in a crowded feed, while the bold typography carries a clear emotional message. Design focus areas: Strong type hierarchy with an impactful main headline and supporting details. Use of color and contrast to create a distinct visual identity for the campaign. Composition that works both as a full poster and as cropped social placements or website banners. Process and tools Across these concepts, I followed a repeatable workflow similar to how I’d work with an ecommerce brand: Concept development and moodboarding to define visual direction and tone. Asset creation using AI image generation and/or 3D, followed by manual compositing, retouching, and lighting adjustments. Typography, layout, and export optimization tailored for static ad placements (social feeds, stories, and website hero sections). This project shows my ability to independently ideate, design, and deliver high-quality static ads that can plug directly into a marketing team’s campaigns and brand system—exactly what’s required for roles focused on static ads and website assets.

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Pip's Delivery Co. | Interactive File Upload UI Overview Waiting for files to upload is usually pretty boring. For my final entry in the Rive interactive character challenge, I wanted to see if I could make a standard progress bar a bit more fun. Meet Pip, a digital courier who reacts to your file sizes. The Concept Instead of a standard loading spinner, I tied the animation directly to the size of the upload. Small files are a breeze for him, but if you drop a massive 5GB file into the drop-zone, he physically struggles and starts sweating. It’s just a simple trick to make the wait time a little more entertaining. Under the Hood The whole component is pretty lightweight and runs on a single number input in Rive (fileSize). Simple Logic: I mapped that one input to three different animation timelines, allowing Pip to smoothly transition from a happy, bouncy flap to a heavy, exhausted struggle depending on the number. Adding Weight: To sell the illusion of a heavy file, I used some slight downward translation and scaling. When the file size gets larger, gravity actually pulls him down a bit in the UI. The Interface: I wrapped the character in a clean, minimalist frosted-glass card. I wanted the overall design to still feel like a functional piece of software you'd actually use, letting the Rive animation provide all the personality. The Result A fun, interactive UI component that proves functional design doesn't always have to take itself so seriously. Rive Project : https://editor.rive.app/file/pip/2393868?linkId=pdg68woDFU2Crc0OcHmPCA X Post : https://x.com/Haseeb47176936/status/2072435026470531133?s=20

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INKBLOT is a fictional streetwear and illustration brand built around INDEL, a living ink spirit that crawled out of an old bottle and never went back. Mischievous, stylish, and impossible to erase, he was designed to stay unmistakably himself across poster, merch, stickers, social, and motion. I built the full mascot system in Recraft Studio, including the character, wordmark, consistency sheet, and final brand applications. Recraft project: https://www.recraft.ai/project/73370fc9-0bf4-4b59-8dec-63e04775f722 X post: x.com/Haseeb47176936/status/2072104076171739575 (https://x.com/Haseeb47176936/status/2072104076171739575?s=20)

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Meet Dewey 💧 Your Favorite Water Enforcer Standard hydration trackers usually rely on boring, static progress bars. For my second entry into the @rive_app Interactive Character Challenge, I wanted to see if I could replace a progress bar with an emotional feedback layer that actually motivates the user. Enter Dewey. Instead of just checking a box, your input directly affects his well-being. At zero glasses, he is shriveled, dark, and gasping. But as you log your water intake, Dewey gets rehydrated and transforms into a plump, sparkling, fully-hydrated companion. Behind the Build: Vector & Rigging: Fully hand-crafted UI and character mesh, rigged specifically for dynamic state changes. Logic: Built a custom Rive State Machine to seamlessly connect the UI buttons (Register a Glass, Reset) to Dewey’s physical transformations. Audio Design: Baked custom timeline audio (gulping, squeaks, and dehydrated breathing) directly into the keyframes for frame-accurate sound design. Check out the video walkthrough below, or play with the live, interactive UI yourself right here: https://editor.rive.app/file/dewey/2389042?linkId=XBt_m1PzRkONnJuPjcgSMg X Post : https://x.com/Haseeb47176936/status/2070274218739355726?s=20

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