Visual & Motion Designer - Ex @0xPolygon, @Mantanetwork 👨🏻💻 Client - @Celestia, @wd_corporation, @MartinGarrix, @apdhillxn, @AxisBank & more
Joined April 2015
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Reflecting on a fantastic run with the @MantaNetwork team. 🔱
Over the past 3 years, I worked as a Motion Designer, From bringing the brand to life on global billboards and event stages to crafting the product launches and website motion that defined our digital presence.
Grateful for the people, the pace, the trust to create, and leadership @superanonymousk @victorone111
Now open to new opportunities & collaborations.
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new cool motions found 👾👾👾
explore more at @vorfluxai
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love this 🙌 generic AI UI is a real problem.
we just shipped @vorfluxai v2 with a fresh new UI and way better UX.
come see what agent-built software can look like 👀
🎨 Make AI-built interfaces look less generic!
flawless-ui-ux helps coding agents create, redesign & review better UI/UX with automated checks.
GitHub: github.com/smokeeaasd/flawle…
Install: npx flawless-ui-ux@latest install
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Complex engineering, simpler experiences. That's what we're building.🚀
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YOYO - a little motion piece I made earlier this year.
No fancy cuts. No random motion.
Just clean, intentional movement.
Put this together in a few days.
Open to work 📩
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Hi founders and hiring managers, please stop asking for unpaid work trials. Do this instead:
Few months back I interviewed with @brexHQ for a motion designer role. Didn't end up getting it (it was on-site in SF, visa stuff made it a bit tricky). But their process really stuck with me.
Instead of giving an unpaid take-home assignment, they hire you for a day and you actually work with the team, remote or on-site.
-You actually get to see how they work, their process,
how they give feedback, the pace, not just stare at a brief
-They get to see how you think and collaborate, not just judge one deliverable
-Nobody's working for free, nobody's guessing
An take-home assignment only tells a company what you can make. A trial day tells both sides if you can actually work together.
One of these is worth so much more.
More companies should be doing this.
Very fun tool, highly recommended.
Cavalry 2.8 is now available 🎉
Our biggest release yet is packed with new tools, new shapes, filters, and workflow upgrades.
And the best part? Cavalry is still free.
Download 2.8 today at cavalry.studio
Deep (index3D) retweeted
Reflecting on a fantastic run with the @MantaNetwork team. 🔱
Over the past 3 years, I worked as a Motion Designer, From bringing the brand to life on global billboards and event stages to crafting the product launches and website motion that defined our digital presence.
Grateful for the people, the pace, the trust to create, and leadership @superanonymousk @victorone111
Now open to new opportunities & collaborations.
Totally get the hosting crunch when you're self-funded.
Just a technical thought: allowing 10MB GIFs actually strains your bandwidth way more than letting free users upload optimized videos, especially since that same 10MB GIF could easily be a 2MB video.
Every time someone uploads video, that costs money... and don't get me wrong, I wish I had infinite cash to support this but it's just little ol' me — no funding — just my salary. So yeah, pro is to pay for the actual spend of the site. And maybe to support the people (literally just me) to continue building it 😉
The real test of a motion system isn't how cool the hero asset looks. It's whether the rest of the team can actually use it to ship things without needing you to hand-craft every single variation.
Big fan of Gumroad, but both the app and the video feel a like generic AI slop. We can do better!
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The day i learned about simple deform #b3d
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Built this for a work trial as an excuse to really dig into @cavalry__app . Didn't land the job, and diving into a new tool under time pressure was probably a bad call...😅 but it was fun and I learned a ton. You can build full procedural launch animations in @cavalry__app - zero After Effects needed.
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Builders deserve better than a free assignment. We're hiring.
Hi founders and hiring managers, please stop asking for unpaid work trials. Do this instead:
Few months back I interviewed with @brexHQ for a motion designer role. Didn't end up getting it (it was on-site in SF, visa stuff made it a bit tricky). But their process really stuck with me.
Instead of giving an unpaid take-home assignment, they hire you for a day and you actually work with the team, remote or on-site.
-You actually get to see how they work, their process,
how they give feedback, the pace, not just stare at a brief
-They get to see how you think and collaborate, not just judge one deliverable
-Nobody's working for free, nobody's guessing
An take-home assignment only tells a company what you can make. A trial day tells both sides if you can actually work together.
One of these is worth so much more.
More companies should be doing this.
Hi founders and hiring managers, please stop asking for unpaid work trials. Do this instead:
Few months back I interviewed with @brexHQ for a motion designer role. Didn't end up getting it (it was on-site in SF, visa stuff made it a bit tricky). But their process really stuck with me.
Instead of giving an unpaid take-home assignment, they hire you for a day and you actually work with the team, remote or on-site.
-You actually get to see how they work, their process,
how they give feedback, the pace, not just stare at a brief
-They get to see how you think and collaborate, not just judge one deliverable
-Nobody's working for free, nobody's guessing
An take-home assignment only tells a company what you can make. A trial day tells both sides if you can actually work together.
One of these is worth so much more.
More companies should be doing this.