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Banners are the first thing people see. Most of them are forgettable.
I design ones that feel like they belong that match the energy, the story, instead of just sitting there as decoration.
Currently open for X banner commissions at 0.4 SOL.
Send me a direction, a vibe, some references, or even just the handle. I’ll turn it into something intentional that actually fits.
DM open.
LFGGGG 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Proud to announce I was promoted to lead designer 💜🔥 massive thanks @aKaVortix and @RiZe_Cam love this team 🫶🏻🫶🏻
Added more cool features to concept landing i designed for @kantolabs , i hope someone at Kanto labs see this or @ashrobin .
Sorry y’all my nose was running😭😅😅
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A similar project I built a while back got me thinking: what would it feel like to step inside @kantolabs ?
So I built an unofficial landing page concept, letting the artwork lead you through the city and into the lab.
Would love your take, @ashrobin 👀
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First thing I built this morning: Focus Week, a planner for my actual week.
I’m learning C and UI/UX while doing banner art work. When a deadline gets close, I can switch the day’s schedule and keep time for both.
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I built SolCert for my final-year project at the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA).
It’s a certificate issuance and verification system built around a question:
How can someone check an academic credential without waiting for a manual confirmation?
A certificate can look convincing and still be difficult to verify.
Employers and admissions teams need more than a PDF. Graduates need a way to share evidence of their qualifications.
SolCert connects the document to a digital issuance record.
The project has three interfaces:
• Institutions issue and manage credentials.
• Students retrieve and share their certificates.
• Verifiers check a certificate using a QR code or hash.
You don’t need an account, wallet, or cryptocurrency to verify.
The architecture:
React + Vite → Flask middleware → PostgreSQL, IPFS and Solana.
Supabase handles institution authentication. The Solana program is written in Rust with Anchor.
Each layer handles a different part of the credential lifecycle.
Revocation needed its own workflow.
A certificate may have been issued legitimately and later withdrawn.
SolCert marks its on-chain record as revoked rather than deleting it, preserving the distinction between an unknown credential and a revoked one.
Verification brings together database metadata and an on-chain lookup.
One current limitation: the API can fall back to database records when RPC access fails.
A production version should clearly separate “verified on-chain” from “chain check unavailable.”
I also built a transcript-request workflow:
A student names the recipient organization. Institution staff review the request and release the transcript.
The recipient receives an expiring access link.
Approval stays with the institution.
Some of the hardest work happened between components:
• Consistent hashing
• Wallet signing and transaction confirmation
• RPC propagation delays
• Institution-scoped access
• Keeping database records aligned with on-chain state
That’s where I learned the most.
The interface also became part of the project’s engineering.
I redesigned the public pages, student portal and institution tools around credential tickets, security linework and a restrained paper/ink/orange palette.
The goal: make the record easy to understand.
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Validation so far includes 51 passing middleware tests and a production frontend build.
I also checked 42 responsive route/viewport combinations, including institution screens using mocked APIs.
Live authentication and wallet transactions need separate validation.
This is a Devnet academic project, with more work ahead: issuer accreditation, privacy controls, clearer verification provenance and production reliability.
A blockchain record can prove what a wallet issued. Establishing who that issuer is still matters.
Building SolCert taught me to connect security, backend systems, blockchain and interface design around a working application.
I’d welcome feedback from developers, university records teams and anyone working on digital credentials.
Code: github.com/Baoku26/solcert
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If I were to design a banner art for @IceSlayerMan , this is the direction I’d take.
Wanted something that captures his vibe, brought to life through a cinematic 2D cartoon style.
What do you think, @IceSlayerMan ? 👀🏀
Any feedback is welcome, and if you feel like supporting the work, a little appreciation would go a long way!
It has never crossed my consciousness that I’d give up as a last resort; I’d rather die trying.
GM GM
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