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Amanda Galeano
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Florianópolis, Brazil
Product Designer | Design Systems · Systems Thinking + Craft
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Product Designer | Design Systems · Systems Thinking + Craft
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I've been playing around with creating concepts for a game my friend and I are making. It's like Insaniquarium but with dinos 🦖
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I reimagined task completion. Instead of checking a box, you have to slice your tasks. Each swipe responds to your angle, speed, and force — creating dynamic cracks and particle feedback. Try it here: https://dart-ginger-46347386.figma.site/ Reminded you of an old mobile trend game? 🔪🍉 X post (https://x.com/dinhassaura/status/2028705546740928822?s=20) / Community post (https://www.figma.com/community/file/1610529272649028199)
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What if modular building blocks could shape not only physical creations but digital experiences too? 🧱✨ 🚀 I explored a playful 3D hero section for an e-commerce experience focused on creative building sets. 🔥 Instead of relying on a static image, I designed a dynamic 3D block system that subtly responds to interaction. 🧠 The idea was to make the hero feel almost touchable by using motion, depth, and perspective to bring that hands-on sensation on screen. Built entirely on @Spline (https://contra.com/company/spline_e5551a) it was my first time working with 3D modeling, shaping every brick . The process was both challenging and incredibly fun. Definitely exploring more of this soon🙌 Live demo here (https://my.spline.design/splinehanacontrachallange-hS0lGa0S1hN3LNfY6HFmcGCB/)
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Product Definition & UI/UX Design for Wedding PWA
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Barbara Rezende
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Florianópolis, Brazil
⚡ I help founders turn working products into trusted ones.
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⚡ I help founders turn working products into trusted ones.
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Yuna | Nearly doubling retention for an AI reading app
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Shipping a real product in 48 hours, with AI in the loop
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This is a lock screen for parent validation I designed for an AI powered startup focused on kids and families. The eyes, tho *-*
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Designing the web experience for a SaaS repositioning
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Jessica Leonel
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Florianópolis, Brazil
Video Editor | Short-Form, UGC Ads & Branded Content
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Video Editor | Short-Form, UGC Ads & Branded Content
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This piece was created as a realism test using Kling 3.0, focused on a content creator filming himself inside an elevator. The goal here was not spectacle, but naturalism — believable body language, subtle camera behavior, and the kind of small, organic movement that makes a shot feel real rather than generated. What interests me most in this kind of work is how much the final result depends on direction. Smooth, realistic movement often comes far more from the prompt design and the clarity of the creative intention than from the tool alone. If you let the model solve everything by itself, it often tends to produce movement that feels more abrupt, artificial, or physically unconvincing. Because of that, a large part of my process is focused on refining prompts and shaping the result with precision. I’m very demanding about realism, especially when it comes to human movement. I pay close attention to the rhythm of gestures, the relationship between body and camera, and the overall natural flow of the shot. For me, this is where AI video becomes most interesting: not when it looks flashy, but when it feels effortless, subtle, and believable. Tools used: Kling 3.0
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This piece explores a couple of playful transitions we created using Kling 3.0. The first one starts with the umbrella positioned separately from the model. By the end of the shot, it has moved directly into his hand, almost like he’s using the Force to pull it toward him. Yes, very Star Wars. 😂 We also created another fun transition where he exits through a garage and then appears entering a spaceship. It’s a small visual idea, but one that completely changes the energy of the sequence and makes the transition feel much more imaginative. What I liked most about both results wasn’t just the visual effect itself, but what they represent from a production point of view. A few years ago, shots like these would likely have required additional setups on set, more coverage, practical tricks, compositing, or much more time in post-production. With current AI video models, we were able to explore the same ideas in a much faster and more flexible way while still keeping the transitions intentional and connected to the visual language of the piece. For me, that’s where these tools become really interesting. They’re not replacing creative thinking. They’re giving us new ways to solve visual problems, test ideas and create moments that would previously have demanded much heavier production. Tools used: Kling 3.0
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CRIANDO PONTES — Lena AI-Assisted Narrative Short Film This piece is part of Criando Pontes, a short film built around four real stories of women living with HIV. Because the women’s identities needed to be protected, the project required a visual language capable of preserving the emotional truth of each story without exposing the real people behind it. With limited time and budget, I proposed an AI-assisted approach that allowed us to create cinematic visual worlds from scratch while maintaining anonymity and emotional depth. I initially joined the project as an editor, but my role quickly expanded into the full visual and creative development of the film. Working from the original stories and scripts, I handled the creative concept, narrative adaptation, visual direction, character and scene development, image generation, video generation, sound design, editing and final post-production. Lena’s story is based on the real experience of a woman living with HIV who lost her partner while pregnant with their child. It is a deeply emotional story shaped by grief, memory, motherhood and transformation. Set in the heart of the Amazon, surrounded by rivers and dense forest, her world needed to feel intimate, raw and alive at the same time. For this piece, I developed a visual language that blends realism with watercolor textures. I wanted the imagery to hold both the physical reality of Lena’s life and the emotional softness of a story about pain, love and rebirth. The natural environment was especially important here, not just as a backdrop, but as part of the emotional landscape of the film. The rivers, vegetation and atmosphere of the Amazon help carry the sense of mourning, resilience and renewal that defines her journey. Like the rest of Criando Pontes, this project reflects the way I approach AI filmmaking: using technology in service of story, symbolism and emotional experience rather than spectacle. The entire visual production was executed by me, working alongside the project’s writer and producer. Criando Pontes has since been screened at festivals and HIV-focused events, including a UNAIDS event in Rio de Janeiro in 2026. More importantly, the film continues to be used as an educational resource for young people and adults, helping create conversations around HIV through real human stories. My role: Creative Direction, Narrative Adaptation, AI Filmmaking, Visual Development, Character & Scene Development, Image Generation, Video Generation, Sound Design, Editing & Post-Production
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CRIANDO PONTES — Flor AI-Assisted Narrative Short Film / Visual Excerpt This piece is part of Criando Pontes, a short film built around four real stories of women living with HIV. Because the women’s identities needed to be protected, the project required a visual language capable of preserving the emotional truth of each story without exposing the real people behind it. With limited time and budget, I proposed an AI-assisted approach that allowed us to create cinematic visual worlds from scratch while maintaining anonymity and emotional depth. I initially joined the project as an editor, but my role quickly expanded into the full visual and creative development of the film. Working from the original stories and scripts, I handled the creative concept, narrative adaptation, visual direction, character and scene development, image generation, video generation, sound design, editing and final post-production. For Flor’s story, I chose a realistic watercolor style to create a softer, more poetic visual treatment while still carrying emotional weight. The blue tones were used intentionally to reflect the sadness, anguish and emotional isolation the character was experiencing. Although HIV is at the center of the story, Flor’s narrative also carries other emotional layers, and I wanted the visual world to hold that complexity rather than reduce her experience to a single theme. This excerpt was created using Kling 2.5 and Nano Banana. At the time, Kling did not yet offer voice synchronization, so this piece works as a visual mini clip built from some of the moments developed for Flor’s story rather than as a final synced dialogue scene. Even so, I remain very attached to this material because of the atmosphere, visual language and emotional tone created for her arc. Like the rest of Criando Pontes, this project reflects the way I approach AI filmmaking: using technology in service of story, symbolism and emotional experience rather than spectacle. The entire visual production was executed by me, working alongside the project’s writer and producer. Criando Pontes has since been screened at festivals and HIV-focused events, including a UNAIDS event in Rio de Janeiro in 2026. More importantly, the film continues to be used as an educational resource for young people and adults, helping create conversations around HIV through real human stories. My role: Creative Direction, Narrative Adaptation, AI Filmmaking, Visual Development, Character & Scene Development, Image Generation, Video Generation, Sound Design, Editing & Post-Production Tools used: Kling 2.5, Nano Banana, Sunno AI and Adobe Premiere Pro
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Barbara Quintiliano
Florianópolis, Brazil
UGC Creator & Brand Storyteller for SaaS + Lifestyle Brands
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UGC Creator & Brand Storyteller for SaaS + Lifestyle Brands
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Made this cute little portfolio and just wanted to post it here 🥰💐https://aistarte.org/barbaraquintilianougc
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✨ Excited to share my August collab with Comet (Perplexity AI)! Back in August, I launched and managed dedicated Instagram and TikTok accounts for Comet. I scripted, filmed, edited, and posted all the video content myself for a full month—handling everything from ideation to online engagement! It was so rewarding to build and grow these channels from scratch, showing Comet’s personality and value through fresh video content. Proud to have made creative, engaging posts every step of the way 🚀
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🌟 Collaboration Highlight: Perplexity Working with Perplexity has been a creative deep dive—I've filmed over 300 unique pieces of video content for their marketing and ads! Every video was crafted in my signature, personality-packed style, focused on capturing authentic attention and driving results. The feedback has been incredible: the Perplexity team regularly lets me know my videos are performing amazingly, and they even use my work as inspiration and benchmarks for other creators’ scripts. Nothing beats seeing your creative effort lead the way and set the tone for an entire brand! Loved being able to blend strategy, creativity, and storytelling for the Perplexity campaign 🚀
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🤖 Collaboration with Aistarte AI Proud to have worked hands-on with Aistarte, an innovative AI company, where I scripted, filmed, edited, and published content across all their platforms. From big-picture ideas to final video edits, I led the full creative process—making sure every post stood out and resonated with their audience. Loved bringing a fresh, strategic, and authentic approach to Aistarte’s content, helping the brand connect and grow across channels!
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Heidi Daiane
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Florianópolis, Brazil
heidi-design.blogspot.com
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Logo design for Santa Marina, a Los Angeles swimwear brand with a Brazilian soul - freedom, nature, and environmental awareness built into every collection. The brief called for an identity as light as the sea and as firm as the purpose behind it. I designed a logo that conveys fluidity and strength, inspired by the energy of the ocean, extended into brand applications: product labels, shopping bags, and packaging. For a sustainable swimwear brand, color already tells part of the story - green entered the palette as nature, freshness, and connection to the ocean.
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A pool construction company with great work and no brand to match it. The logo grew out of the contour of a pool itself - a simple, memorable symbol that ties the brand directly to its field. From there, I built a full visual system: water-inspired blues with orange accents, fluid shapes that extend across every touchpoint - business cards, stationery, uniforms, the company truck, and a website born in the same visual language. Identity and website designed together from the start, speaking the same language from start to finish.
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Vehicle wrap design to turn a company car into a moving brand communication piece. In vehicle wrap design, the message needs to land in a few seconds - the car passes, the eye catches it. I prioritized essential information, distributed across the most visible areas of the vehicle, with clear hierarchy and instant brand recognition. Final delivery includes production-ready technical files sized to the specific vehicle model, applied in realistic mockups for client approval before any printing.
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Business presentation for Coastal Collection Storage, a collector car storage and management company in Los Angeles. Founded by collectors, the company didn't need a deck that over-explains - it needed class. Clean layout, typography and palette aligned with the brand, and intentional diagonals that communicate movement and agility. The design doesn't compete with the cars; it leads to them.
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Daniel Xavier
Florianópolis, Brazil
Web Dev Guru: Complex to Elegant 🌐
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Web Dev Guru: Complex to Elegant 🌐
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<DanielXavier /> (https://www.danielxavier.dev/en)
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Lovevery
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Hotmart Blog
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Hotmart Image Generator
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Nicole Licyane
Florianópolis, Brazil
Web Developer - For those who cant afford to fail!
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Web Developer - For those who cant afford to fail!
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CraftPod is a smarter fractional aircraft ownership platform created for people who want to maximize both time and money. The website needed to communicate a premium, modern and trustworthy experience while making the concept of fractional aircraft ownership feel clear, elegant and easy to understand from the first scroll. For this project, I was responsible for the full Framer development, including responsive implementation, CMS setup and animation work. The development took around 10 days to build, structure and make the website fully responsive, plus around 4 additional days focused on animations. Some animations were created directly inside Framer, while others used Lottie to bring more dynamic moments to the experience. Role: Framer development, responsive implementation, CMS setup and animations Tools: Developed in Framer, animations with Framer and Lottie Timeline: 14 days Live link: https://silent-concept-160330.framer.app/
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BrimTech is a software and technology studio focused on building systems that create real business impact. The website needed to feel fast, sharp and reliable, matching the company’s positioning around practical technology, AI strategy, development, infrastructure and data solutions. For this project, I was responsible for the full Framer development. The goal was to translate the design into a responsive, polished and interactive website, making sure every section worked well across desktop, tablet and mobile. The development took around 5 days, including responsiveness and final adjustments, plus 2 additional days focused on animations, all created directly inside Framer. Role: Framer development Tools: Developed in Framer Timeline: 7 days Live link: https://brimtech.framer.website/
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A Framer website for Ghostly, an all-in-one content and advertising engine, featuring clean visuals, smooth interactions, strong social proof, and a conversion-focused structure.
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SponsorFlow is a database to find sponsors for newsletters, podcasts and YouTube channels! The client needed a fast website to validate and start running ads quickly, so like that we did it, in a week we designed, developed, validated the idea and after that we optimized the website using the ads data! The project needs to target influencers, social media personalities and other smaller podcasts. All these people need sponsors, so we just need to make the website purpose clear faster as possible, so they can immediately see they need it and start right away, no headaches. Role: Landing page design and framer development Tools: Designed in Figma, Developed in Framer Timeline: 1 week. Live link: https://sponsorflow.co/
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Rodrigo Olivi
Florianópolis, Brazil
Senior .NET Developer | APIs, Integrations & SaaS
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Senior .NET Developer | APIs, Integrations & SaaS
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Event & Ticketing Platform | .NET APIs
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AI Medical Document Analysis SaaS | .NET & AI
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Clinic Scheduling SaaS | .NET & React
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GRC & Risk Management Platform | .NET
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