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Cover image for I found a real deck
I found a real deck first. It's a hand-painted playing card from Flanders, around 1475, sitting in the Met's Cloisters collection — nobody knows who made it, and it's one of the only near-complete 15th-century decks left. What got me was the suits: Horns, Tethers, Collars, Nooses. Five hundred years ago a card game was already organising people by the things that hold them. So I trained a Recraft V4 Style on that card's pen line, flat paint and gold leaf, and built the suits this century would have — Cables, Chargers, Notifications, Subscriptions. Seven cards, same hand: a runner, a cyclist, a soldier, someone walking a dog with her headphones in, a photographer, a kid climbing onto a school bus, and a guy carrying a console box home.
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For this challenge, I built Suvo, a 3D T-shirt customization studio where you can create a tee with your own brand name, colors, prints, and more. I explored creative interactions, a vibrant color palette, and a range of components to make the thing work. link - https://suvo-tee.base44.app
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Made an app-download ad template for the @SvgatorApp challenge 🎬 An app-install ad you can rebrand in a few minutes built for app launches, App Store pushes, or any "here's how you get our app" post. Phone, camera and UI are one rig, so no screen recording to redo. Swap the icon, page capture, name and outro line; everything's named and the text is live, so a new client is two fields instead of 30 letters. Proof: https://app.svgator.com/editor#/5f5c85ffb40f4d178536cbfe46f0a6a3 (https://app.svgator.com/editor#/5f5c85ffb40f4d178536cbfe46f0a6a3)Template: https://app.svgator.com/editor#/630ab4852fb840bda8a3c3622a519f86 (https://app.svgator.com/editor#/630ab4852fb840bda8a3c3622a519f86) Build with @SvgatorApp MCP, then hand-timed in the editor. #svgatorchallenge
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Cover image for I reimagined The Farnese Table,
I reimagined The Farnese Table, designed by Jacopo (Giacomo) Barozzi da Vignola, as a pool table. I wanted to take a centuries-old piece of Renaissance furniture and give it a completely unexpected new purpose. Using FLORA, I turned its classic design into something playful and modern. Project Link - https://app.flora.ai/join-project/e34c2ff8-6382-47dc-9efc-20d0494ed88c The Farnese Table - https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/202115
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