Had a blast making branding for @rainbrandai.
This was the first time I used AI to create a tool that I then used to craft my clients shaders and color textures. I even made some interactive curser effects! So cool.
Something every designer struggles with to some degree is brand consistency when working on projects.
With this tool, you can give it any and all brand assets and it organizes your unorganized brand.
It creates a brand system you connect to your AI agents so you can create any and all future brand assets.
In short, it's the easy button for AI brand management.
Introducing Rainbrand, the brand layer for agents.
⇢ ingest brand context from anywhere
⇢ turn it into a machine-readable brand system
⇢ use it across agents and products
We’re building brand infrastructure for a world of agents.
Rainbrand, the brand layer for agents
Rainbrand turns brand context from anywhere into a machine-readable brand system that agents and products can use.
I built this texture tool in Claude so I could create sick imagery for client projects.
What do you think... should I release this?🤔
Some legendary sticker designs for @soundbrenner X El Estepario Siberiano colab.
Go check out their new launch for the Wave Pro 2 Earphones (which In my opinion have the best sound quality than any other earphones on the market)
Finally get to show some work I did with @intelligenceco earlier this year, it was a blast
I went minimal with the chat graphic and made a small knight chess piece. I just might make a whole chess set in figma now♟
I made this design a little over a year ago.
At the time I was working on small projects with 1-2 clients. Today I have many clients on my subscription, working on projects I love.
If you're a UI designer, here's my super vague and borderline unhelpful advice that helped me 10x my design agency in a year:
1. Productize yourself. Run a one-person design agency on a subscription model.
2. Post your work. I only posted on X, 2–3 times a week. That was my entire braindead strategy.
3. Obsess over details. Most of the buttons in my feed took 2–5 hours each. I wouldn't be here without those damn buttons.
4. Copy other designers, but never steal. Recreate work from designers you admire, then iterate until it's yours. It's still how I get better.
5. Don't get attached to your work. You're not original, and people will likely take your designs if you're doing your job right. Make something cool and move on. If people do happen to steal from you, you're heading in the right direction.
Anyway... *hugs and kisses*, you can do it!😘
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This is variation of a personal favorite, and I though why not add at more pop-out's!
More AI products should gamify their UI like @hoplite_sh
S26 Demo Day is today.
Good luck to every founder pitching!
Extra love to the 6 teams we’ve worked with:
@hoplite_sh
@executorsh
@GutGutGoose
@robocurve
@gitcafe
@PRINCEPSdev
Leave no crumbs.
#YC #DemoDay














