A concept for a tattoo removal brand.
Most clinics default to sterile visuals and generic stock photography. The goal here was the opposite — build emotional tension. Show the person before the transformation. Make the viewer feel something before they read a single word.
The centerpiece is a conversion mechanism rooted in human psychology. A heavily tattooed man stares directly into the camera. The ink, the history, the weight of it — sparking an irresistible curiosity about what comes next.
The animation carries the entire narrative. A seamless character swap happens not as a gimmick but as a story beat. The viewer watches a transformation unfold and feels it, not just sees it.
The brand gives you authorship over what comes next. 🖤
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🎨 Finally launching my personal portfolio site!
I designed and built trbn.design (http://trbn.design) end-to-end in Figma + Framer, bringing my individual creative vision to life. This project blends classical art aesthetics with urban graffiti energy — a careful balance between timeless elegance and modern street culture.
Powered by Unicorn Studio animations to add depth and interactivity, the site feels alive and personal. It's bold, authentic, and built to showcase work that makes brands unforgettable.
Excited to share this with you all. ✨
Designed 3 posters for a local bar's Sunday jam nights, with Envato as my toolkit. 🎸🎤
Envato gave me hero images, background texture, and animated video. But none of it works on its own. Someone still has to make the calls.
Human by Design: AI got me fast raw material. Making it feel like this bar took real decisions - recoloring and chroma-keying a stock video before animating, chasing a grimy texture over a clean AI render, picking one generated scene out of several for its energy - then building the composition and type myself.
Toolkit: @Envato Elements, Envato AI, After Effects, Illustrator.
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Made this Sonic 35th anniversary animation just for fun - no client, no brief, just genuine love for the franchise.
Spent time actually playing through the games to get into the right headspace before touching After Effects. The colors, characters, the speed - wanted all of that to come through in the motion 🎮🦔
CareWeight — family care plan builder
What would it cost to replace you? That's the question CareWeight opens with. It's a free web app for the family member doing most of the caregiving for an aging parent (usually a daughter carrying the load while siblings "stay updated"). A nine-screen wizard turns her invisible work into a printable care plan with real dollar values: who does what now, what that work costs at market rates, and a redistribution proposal the family can sit down and discuss.
Built solo, end to end: research in caregiver communities, product definition, content design under heavy emotional constraints, visual design, and code. Vanilla JS with no framework, mobile-first, installable as a PWA, WCAG AAA verified with automated audits. The whole thing runs on privacy: no accounts, no server-side storage. A finished plan lives in the browser and travels as an encoded link; analytics are cookieless and never see what anyone typed.
Live at careweight.org (http://careweight.org)
PELAGIC FORMS is an experimental fashion collection inspired by Ernst Haeckel's public-domain scientific illustrations from Kunstformen der Natur (1899–1904). I used these archival works to build a custom Recraft V4 Style, translating intricate marine anatomy, organic patterns, and historical color palettes into contemporary couture, streetwear, and accessories. Through detailed product design and creative direction, I developed a cohesive collection and brought it to life through photorealistic editorial campaigns, unconventional styling, and expressive fashion photography. The project explores how forgotten visual archives can inspire an entirely new fashion identity.
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The Worst Way to L.A. 🌋🧊
For the CapCut World LA Challenge, I created a short, absurd sitcom-inspired comedy about a girl from Armenia who finds the most ridiculous way to get to Los Angeles.
My creative process:
Concept & Storytelling: I came up with the original idea, storyline, characters, and comedic moments.
Visuals & AI Generation: I created the character, environments, and individual video scenes using CapCut.
Editing: I combined all the generated clips in CapCut, adding transitions, sound effects, dialogue, and sitcom-style title cards.
Music: I generated an original comedy-inspired soundtrack using Suno.
The goal was to combine cinematic realism with ridiculous situations, expressive emotions, and classic sitcom humor.
Tools: CapCut Video Studio, Suno.
#CapCutWorld #CapCutWorldLA #1000WaysToCCW
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For the SVGator Challenge, I wanted to create something more than just another animated advertisement. My goal was to design a reusable Instagram Reel template that could be adapted to different brands, products, and campaigns without rebuilding the entire animation.
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A personal website for June Nannirin ✦
I’ve been working on this project for quite a while, and I’m finally getting close to sharing the result.
I designed a personal website dedicated entirely to June Nannirin, a Thai actress, with the goal of creating a digital space that reflects her personality, style, and work.
I created the design in Figma and brought it to life using Base44. It’s been a long process of exploring ideas, refining the visual direction, and building something that feels personal rather than like a typical celebrity website.
The project is almost ready! I’ll share a closer look at the design, the process, and the final result here on Contra once everything is finished.
More soon. ✨