Branding Artist for Web3 | Custom banners & PFPs | Try-hard philosopher | No crying in the Casino
Florida
Joined January 2024
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Most people only see
the finished banner...
Here’s the part they don’t see.
Moving pieces,
adjusting details,
second guessing,
and rebuilding until everything feels right.
A quick Canva time lapse of me
remaking my @CasinoSociety_ banner.
Having your personal brand is KEY
when trying to grow in Web3
Having a generic PFP, and a boring
banner isn't helping you AT ALL
Your profile is the first
impression people get of you
Before they read a single post,
they're already forming an opinion.
Stand out.
Build an identity people recognize.
If you're looking for a custom PFP
or banner, hit me up.
Let's create something that's actually YOU.
It's kinda fckn sad that people go
through life without ever questioning
themselves, their beliefs,
or the way they see the world.
I've made stupid choices, believed things
I no longer agree with, and made decisions
I wouldn't make today.
Shit happens.
You learn, you question, you change,
and hopefully become
a better person because of it.
I don't regret my past. I learn from it.
Getting older is inevitable.
Growing as a person is a choice.
No crying in the Casino
Dude retweeted
WL is live.
Before anything else, a big thank you.
To everyone and every community who has backed Glyph from the start: you didn’t just support a project, you helped give XRP artists the spotlight they deserve.
Glyph started with a simple idea: look closer. Good art doesn’t need a name attached to be seen. It just needs people willing to pay attention, and you did.
To @rogerin_art and @DoodleBois_ : Glyph wouldn’t exist without you. Thank you for trusting us with your art.
Art is how a community says who it is. Today we show that XRP has talent worth celebrating.
Let’s go.
Mint: xrp.cafe/collection/glyph
A little behind the scenes of
my latest banner design.
This one was a pain in the ass 😂
Spent 2 days playing around with different ideas,
scrapped four designs, and stared at
a blank canvas more than I'd like to admit.
What you don't see is all the work
that went into creating the background,
making the logo, choosing the right colors,
and trying to get everything to fit together.
Then one little change made everything click.
Sometimes less really is more.
No crying in the Casino
Sometimes the hardest part of designing
isn't creating something.
It's figuring out what actually works.
@NFGxrp589 reached out needing a new banner
and PFP, but wasn't sure what direction he wanted.
So I went through his account, studied his content,
and started putting ideas together.
Scrapped four designs and a couple days later,
everything finally clicked!
Here's the before and after.
No crying in the Casino.
Thank you so much @NFGxrp589
for giving me the opportunity to craft
this banner and PFP! 🔥
Had a lot of fun working on this fuqqer.
Appreciate your patience and
trusting me with the vision! 🤘
If anyone else is looking for on,
hit me up at anytime!
