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Amy Suto
proSan Francisco, USA
✍️ 7-Figure Writer & Substack Growth Marketer
$25k+
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✍️ 7-Figure Writer & Substack Growth Marketer
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The Ash Trials: A Romantasy Book Project
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📚 Book: The Nomad Detective: Volume I
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Book: #1 in New Relases on Amazon: Six-Figure Freelance Writer
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Client Testimonials
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Chhavi Malik
proIndia
Branding+copy solutions for early stage founders
$10k+
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Huxberry Hospitality Lookbook
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Brand Packaging content collaterals for Pink Matter
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Pitch Deck and Play Books for Vian
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Nobody tells you that the hardest part of freelancing is the waiting. Waiting for the right brief. The right client. The right moment to feel ready. For a long time I treated momentum like something that arrives if you're patient enough. This summer I'm done waiting for the current. I'd rather be it:) So I made this. A swimmer caught mid-stroke, blurred because she's moving, while the only thing holding still long enough to read is the word. I built it backwards on purpose: the image is frozen but full of motion, and the text is the part that actually moves. A still that's all velocity, a motion that's all calm. That contrast is the whole feeling. The process: - Ideogram to generate the swimmer, motion blur and all - Canva for grain and a bit of the moody texture - Framer for the moving text, because if momentum is the theme, I wanted the motion to be real, not faked. Also because I'm spending this summer chasing more Framer work for Formeta, so I figured I'd practice what I preach - Screen recorded the final piece to capture the motion Movement as meditation. The work moves when I do. What's the energy you're swimming into this summer?
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Penny Janiak
proNovato, USA
Conversational, bright, and efficient writing services
$1k+
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Soho Studio Website Copywriting
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The 3 Chance Rule
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The Match Quiz
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Andrea Todorova
Slovenia
Ad design for B2B SaaS (Concepts + Design)
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Ad Concepts + Designs for Payyy
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Ad Concepts + Designs for UtilityAPI
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Ad Concepts + Designs for Aviatrix
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KAZIM HAIDER SYED
Lahore, Pakistan
Designing modern brands through UI/UX, web & visual content
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Designing modern brands through UI/UX, web & visual content
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🔥 Your Brand Deserves a Logo That Stands Out. A strong logo is not just a design — it’s the identity of your brand. Modern, bold, and premium logo concepts crafted specially for clothing brands to give your business a cool and effective look. ✅ Unique Brand Identity ✅ Premium & Modern Style ✅ Perfect for Fashion Brands ✅ Professional Store & Social Media Look Make your clothing brand look powerful and unforgettable. 📩 DM NOW to create your custom brand logo & fashion branding design.
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Want a logo that looks cool, feels premium, and instantly grabs your audience’s attention? 🎯 I create modern & interactive brand identities that help businesses stand out and connect with customers. ☕ Minimal • Creative • Memorable • Audience-Focused 📩 DM me to make your brand more powerful & recognizable.
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✨ Build Your Premium Brand with SKINORA ✨ Your brand deserves a luxury identity that attracts customers instantly 💖 We create: 🌸 Luxury Logo Designs 🌸 Premium Skincare Brand Identity 🌸 Elegant Shop Mockups 🌸 Social Media Branding 🌸 Packaging Design 🌸 Modern & Feminine Aesthetic Designs Introducing SKINORA — a luxury skincare brand concept designed with elegance, confidence, and beauty in mind ✨ Soft Pink • White • Golden Luxury Theme 👑 Want your business to look PREMIUM and high-end like this? 📩 DM ME NOW to create your own luxury skincare brand, beauty brand, cosmetic brand, or feminine business identity. Let’s turn your vision into a premium brand that customers remember 💎
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Luxury isn’t just designed — it’s experienced. ✨ Focused on cinematic lighting, luxury typography, black-gold aesthetics, and immersive product storytelling to create a brand that feels elite before the first spray. From logo identity to luxury product visualization — every detail was crafted to attract premium customers and elevate brand perception. ✔ Luxury Brand Identity ✔ Premium Product Presentation ✔ High-End Visual Direction ✔ Social Media & Website Ready ✔ Modern Luxury Aesthetic Looking for visuals that make your brand feel expensive and unforgettable? 📩 Available for: • Luxury Branding • Perfume/Product Ads • Packaging Design • Social Media Creatives Let’s build a brand people remember.
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Nimi Pretorius
proCape Town, South Africa
Building brands people feel something for
New to Contra
Building brands people feel something for
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SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS A catalyst for African growth: the SAA corporate identity guide Strategic planning, creative direction and copywriting for the corporate identity guide of a national airline and a national symbol. THE STORY There are brands that carry weight in the literal sense. And then there are brands that carry weight in every other sense. South African Airways is both. As the national carrier of South Africa and one of the continent's longest-running airlines, SAA represents something beyond its routes and its fleet. It represents a country, a continent, an idea of what Africa is becoming and what it deserves to be. When I took this brief I understood that the stakes were not just creative. They were cultural. The CI guide I developed for SAA had to hold all of that without buckling under it. It needed to give every person who touched the brand, from cabin crew to marketing managers to external agencies across the world, a clear and inspiring sense of what SAA stood for and how that should show up in everything they did. The platform we built was "A Catalyst for African Growth." Vibrant, cosmopolitan, contemporary. A carrier that didn't just fly people to destinations but believed in the destinations themselves. The guide covered brand assets, tone of voice, photographic style, colour, typography and the full brand narrative. Every word was written to inspire as much as to instruct. The simplest line in the whole document took the longest to write. It always does. WHAT IT TAUGHT ME That the most important reader of a brand guide is not the designer. It's the person who has never thought about brand before and needs to understand, in plain and beautiful language, why any of this matters at all.
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NETFLIX Writing for Netflix: on what happens when advertising discipline meets global storytelling One liner Scriptwriting and creative collaboration with a global creative team for a Netflix production. THE STORY Some projects you can't say much about. This is one of them. What I can tell you is that I was invited to collaborate with Netflix's global creative team on a scriptwriting project, working alongside writers and producers from across the world. It was one of those experiences that quietly shifts something in the way you think. About pace. About precision. About the specific weight of a word in a script versus a word in an ad. About what it means to write for an audience of millions who have chosen, in a world of infinite distraction, to give you their full attention. I brought to that room everything I had learned from 20 years of writing for brands: clarity of intent, economy of language, and an instinct for the emotional truth inside a brief. The discipline of advertising, where every word costs money and every second counts, turns out to be surprisingly good training for everything else. I took home something I hadn't expected: a renewed belief in simplicity. That the hardest thing in any medium is to say exactly what you mean and nothing more. And that when you get it right it feels not like an achievement but like an inevitability. Which is of course exactly how the best work always feels. WHAT IT TAUGHT ME That good writing is good writing, whatever the medium. And that the perspective you bring to a room matters as much as the skill you bring to the page.
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CALIBRE LIFE SCIENCE Creating immunity for Africa, from Africa: brand strategy, creative direction and copywriting for a life science engineering firm Brand strategy, manifesto, creative direction, content strategy and ongoing copywriting for a pharmaceutical and biotech facility engineering company. THE STORY There are industries where the stakes are abstract. And then there are industries where the stakes are people's lives. Calibre Life Science designs, builds and validates the facilities where medicine is made. Sterile pharmaceutical environments, biosafety laboratories, large-scale production facilities across the continent. The work is technical, precise, and unforgiving in ways most people never see. The challenge wasn't understanding what they did. It was finding language that could carry the weight of it without collapsing under the gravity. The platform I built centres on a single idea: the line. Every facility begins with a line of intention. A line that has to hold through design, through build, through validation, all the way to the moment production comes online and the system either proves itself or it doesn't. Design. Build. Validate. Not three separate phases. One continuous commitment. The manifesto came first and set the temperature for everything that followed. The content strategy extended the voice across thirteen LinkedIn posts in the first calendar, each anchored to a pillar and written to sound like people who knew exactly what they were doing and felt no need to shout about it. Precise. Direct. Quietly certain. Writing for this industry taught me something I didn't expect. The engineers building these facilities will never meet the patients whose medicine is made inside them. But they think about them anyway. That's what the writing had to hold. WHAT IT TAUGHT ME That gravity is a gift. When the work genuinely matters, you don't have to manufacture meaning. You just have to get out of the way and let it speak.
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AMBER ROSE NOBLE A name worth remembering: naming and creative direction for a feminist graphic novelist Naming and creative direction for the personal brand of a graphic novelist and feminist voice. THE STORY A writer's name is their first piece of writing. It sets a tone before a single word of the work has been read. When this graphic novelist came to me, she needed something that could carry the weight of her voice and the breadth of her work. Something that felt like a person and a position at the same time. Amber Rose Noble. The name arrived with its own quiet authority. Warm but grounded. Feminine without being soft. The kind of name that looks right on a book cover and sounds right when someone says it out loud for the first time. The creative direction followed from the name's personality. A diamond mark in blush and red, sitting at the intersection of femininity and precision. Typography that is elegant without being delicate. A colour palette that feels intimate and bold in equal measure. The identity needed to work across everything from a notebook to a silk scarf, and it does, because it was built around a single clear idea of who this person is and what she stands for. When your work is about giving women a voice, your brand needs to have one too. WHAT IT TAUGHT ME That naming a person is different from naming a product. A product can be anything you decide it is. A person already knows who they are. Your job is just to help them say it.
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