It’s funny how I’m just realizing there’s actually way more to Contra than I expected. It honestly feels like I just walked into a whole new world. I initially came here looking for a place to properly showcase my work. Somewhere I could put my projects together, share what I’m working on, and maybe give people a little insight into the thinking behind the work not just throw a finished design on a page and move on. But while exploring, I had this little EUREKA moment, sometimes, you really just need to pull back, take a step away from what you’ve been doing. Look at things again with a fresh eye. And that’s kind of what happened with Contra for me. I thought I was just looking for a portfolio platform. Turns out, there’s a whole ecosystem here for creatives to actually show the work, share the process, connect, and build. So yeah, I’m still figuring things out around here, exploring, figuring out what I want my little corner of Contra to look like. I’m glad I took the time to look again. Meanwhile here are some designs i did recentlyyyyyyyy, what do you think?

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Cover image for Worksphaera — 90 Days as

Worksphaera — 90 Days as a Tasker This was a visual campaign I created for Worksphaera around their 90 Days as a Tasker journey. The idea was to make AI tasking feel less intimidating and more like a real growth journey learn, improve, grow. I built the visuals around Worksphaera’s blue identity, mixing 3D elements, AI-inspired imagery, clean layouts, and a bit of that futuristic feel without making everything look overly “AI.” The project included campaign visuals, platform spotlight designs, and storytelling pieces built to make the brand feel more polished and easier to connect with. I handled the visual direction, design, composition, and overall creative execution. The main goal was simple: make Worksphaera look like a serious platform while still keeping the human side of the journey.

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AVM — Brand Presentation I designed this presentation for AVM (Ava Lenz Media) to communicate what the brand is really about: helping brands move from having a vision to actually executing it. The central idea was simple: “Vision without execution is just intention.” I built the visual direction around that idea using strong typography, architectural imagery, geometric elements, generous whitespace, and AVM’s black, off-white, and burnt-orange palette. I wanted the presentation to feel premium, structured, and intentional without doing too much. The project covered the creative direction, visual concept, layout, typography, and overall design system. Basically, I wanted the presentation to look the way AVM thinks clear, structured, and built around execution.

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Elvis Odoemenam

Graphics designer | Video Editor | Content strategist