ayanfeee @ayanfeeeeee

Kappa commissioned Tega Akinola to design jerseys for OGC Nice, RC Deportivo, Real Valladolid, and ACF Fiorentina, and she delivered.

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iketa (noun): the third, in Yoruba. new logo/pattern exploration for iketa, a women's clothing brand that believes every woman deserves to capture attention. i really enjoyed working on this🥹

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Here are my thoughts about this conversation @leyeConnect had yesterday. I was so busy I missed the space😪 “Graphic design is not Innocent” “Graphic design in conservative times” and “Design Emergencies” are three books amongst others(that I can remember) that have influenced of my position on this which are; 1. Innovation has always ultimately been for the common man. Technology is the distribution factor that places power into everyday hands. What was once elite has now become accessible. That has always been the arc. 2. We live inside a capitalist system. In that system, incentives, decisions, and relationships are grounded in trade and profit. Design does not exist outside this context. It operates within it. 3. Design has layers. There is craft (execution and form-making), systems (organization and structure), and intent (POV, strategy, judgment). For the most of design history, craft was scarce and that scarcity is what made it commercially valuable. 4. AI is compressesing the craft layer. Execution is moving into the hands of the common man. That means production is no longer scarce and that makes the bottleneck shift upwards. 5. The closest thing to design that might continue to exist within that resolved world would be a POV, which is really what design has always been. IMO The relevance of your POV and your ability to profit from it would then be a question of personality, results and taste. In short, Strategy. Thinking. It’s not less design. It’s just a different layer of the discipline. It’s why I’ve never been a fan of the whole “stop talking, and post your work” ideology - I digress 6. Now that craft is becoming automated, design as craftsmanship-for-hire, as a commercial labor exchange will die a sad fast death, not because design disappears, but because its economic leverage relocates. Of course there would be outliers, just like people who make wristwatches by hand, but they will be the few the system rewards because of their deep obsession and commitment to the craft. 7. The new discipline may no longer be defined by making, but by deciding. Framing problems, directing systems, Management, emphasis on management coz people will always want to be told what to do even if they have every resource for execution. 8. The problem and fear I have is that we’re all making an assumption that we will control this technology. That AI will remain a tool like chatbots and cars What if that assumption is wrong? And we won’t have that control. If control shifts away from humans, the entire field of play changes not just for design, but for labor itself. 9. Lastly I think the only constant is value. You should be able to adapt to the layer that becomes scarce. Understand the tools well enough to stay relevant to the world being built not the one that is disappearing. Design isn’t ending, its center of gravity is just moving. The question is whether we will move with it or not

@darelstudio @figma hii hii, great work man🤍 did you add the patterns in figma or you clipped them in photoshop

My sexc creations are finally coming together. 😍. Made in @figma for everybody. This set is “UNLIMITED” because I will keep fine tuning and introducing more elements to it.

Positive manifestation. More bold projects like this please.

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Alex Aperios @AlexAperios

9 months ago

Finally got together a ton of the work I designed for Wallflower, loved this design project from start to finish. For a closer look use the link below.

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ECO* A branding exploration that repositions fruit from an everyday staple to a curated, desirable product. Designed with the ethos of a wellness-focused lifestyle brand. A short thread 🧵

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Pedro Del Rio imagines the iconic @Nike swoosh in nature.

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Art Direction for Braye's I Wish I Had More Time. Photography by instagram.com/roots.rebels/ Portrait Shot by @RachelSeidu #niyiokeowo #artdirection #music

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Charles Melton is currently filming ‘BEEF’ Season 2 also set to star Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Cailee Spaeny, Song Kang-Ho & Youn Yuh-Jung. Details are under wraps but he teases it’s “a lot.” (gq-magazine.co.uk/article/charle…)

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Had to apply for a food branding gig today. Realized I had zero food brands in my portfolio. So I designed one - before dawn. Meet Waka Bowl: a bold Afro-urban food truck brand. I don’t know if I’ll get the gig. But I do know I showed up for myself, and that feels good.

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Time 2 eat visual identity by Anatomy London 🍜

#MetGala2025

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Dear Designer, "I don’t like this" is never enough feedback; it’s our responsibility to dig deeper. Early in my career as a logo designer, I’d rush to revise work based on vague client reactions, only to realize later (after wasted hours) that their issue was just with the color, not the entire concept. This taught me a critical lesson: Our job isn’t just to design—it’s to guide clients toward clarity. Three Ways to Transform Feedback Loops: Ask Probing Questions "What specifically feels off? The colors, shapes, or overall style?" Use Analogies "Should this feel more like a luxury brand (sleek/serif) or a tech startup (bold/geometric)?" Visual Anchors Show comparisons: "Do you prefer the simplicity of A or the dynamism of B?" Vague feedback creates endless cycles. But when you lead the conversation, you save time, build trust, and elevate your work from pixel-pushing to problem-solving.

Got commissioned to adapt this beautiful book into a feature length screenplay. Currently in preproduction. Kindly retweet.🙏

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Mr. Me @Tarahh____

a year ago

Lost my former X account which had some of my previous works. This week, I’ll be posting some of my works so far and also some in the works {free of NDA}.

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@HAFEEZOLAMIDE1 ☝🏿

Hey there, I am Ephraim, a Brand and Visual Designer with many years of experience in bringing brands to life. I craft captivating visuals that forge lasting connections I am writing to let you know I am open for Logo and Brand Design Roles and Gigs behance.net/ephraimgoodness

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Can we all just stop for a minute and appreciate the art that is World Chess posters

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Made a vlog about yesterday ✨