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Wallpaper versions 😅. It has a cool effect when you turn on your screen too. Direct link to download on the thread - in case X compresses it.

If a man rose after 3 days in a tomb, the whole world would have talked about it. The silence of history is the loudest evidence against the RESURRECTION!

Introducing Geist Serif.

my Hisense TV spoilt for no reason last week and i had to switch to LG Tv cause i wanted 65inch, and bro this tv has the worse tv OS i have ever seen. like this so poorly designed, i can’t even get spotify for fuck sake.

Can you beat Lagos traffic before DevFest Lagos keynote starts? Pick any vehicle you want. You have 90 seconds 🫵🏾🫵🏾 game.devfestlagos.com I had so much fun conceptualizing and building this. @aiyegbusitope did sound implementation and @Benaileme did vehicle illustrations 🚀🚀

contemporary exploration

No, I won’t check out your portfolio. Here’s why. Anytime you ask someone to do something, it’s a pitch. In a pitch, say what’s in it for the other person. What’s in it for me to check out your portfolio? Why would I spend my time, energy, and attention—all of which I value highly—on that as opposed to anywhere else? If there’s nothing in it for me, then you’re asking for charity. If you’re asking for charity, then ask for charity. Make it clear. I like doing favors sometimes and being charitable sometimes. But I can’t tell if that’s what you’re asking for, and I won’t assume it. Even if I agreed to it, you haven’t even given me any criteria. Is there something specific you want help with? Something to improve? Something you’re stuck on? Some job it’s not doing? General questions get general answers. Specific questions get specific answers. Since I don’t know what you want help with and there doesn’t seem to be much incentive for me, it’s a pass. Here are some examples of pitches I would consider more (even if I’d still say no): “Dan, would you be willing to do me a favor and review my portfolio to help me land a design job working on a U.S.-based team for a fintech startup?” “Dan, can you please review my portfolio to see if the UI design work feels closer to junior or senior caliber? I’ll make a donation to your favorite non-profit as a token of thanks.” “Dan, would you mind looking at my portfolio to see if I’m the kind of person you’d hire? I know you value your time, attention, and energy, so I’d gladly take any feedback you can provide after looking for even 30 seconds.” @odeniransulaimo, wanna pitch again? I’m open to you trying again if you’d like. But even better: pitch someone who’s in a closer position to help you get what you want. If you want a job at a sports betting startup, pitch a hiring manager at a sports betting startup to check out your portfolio. Even if they won’t hire you for THEIR startup, their feedback would be way more relevant to getting a job at a sports betting startup than my feedback would be, since I’ve never worked at a sport betting startup. In short, when you pitch, make it about them and make it as easy as possible for them to give you what you want.

Now there are exceptions? Like the type of prints or with plugins. lol. The initial argument is go to Corel draw for prints not digging deep to certain type. This would be my last tweet on this topic. Are there preferred tool for certain tasks? Yes. But when there is constraints what do you do? You can’t for all the tools, you cannot in good faith keep preaching using cracked tools. Whatever you have at your disposal get it work for you, and im speaking as someone with experience incase you wonder. Push the limit of what you have access to, if it’s plugin or whatever it takes. No one way leads to the market. Thats lazy thinking. All my event designers have been done on figma and my printer figures it out all the time. The end.

Thank you for this beautiful question. This were also designed in figma, and as you can see, the background banner, the find the word game, the cup design, all was designed and sent to the printers as PDF. proof is thread