Brand and Motion Designer |
Nigeria😒
Joined July 2017
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Always fun working with @kore_ajayi
Enjoyed bringing some of his illustrations to life sometime last year.
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I have lost count of the number of female clients I have needled in the buttocks (gluteal region), around the groin, and other potentially sensitive areas. I have never had an issue, largely because I explain the procedure, clarify why it is necessary, obtain consent, – at New Zealand
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I was still discussing this with @HeyTesian and @_thefosaken about this yesterday. This particular line "creative talent here is still preoccupied with survival"
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We’ve been meaning to say this for a while now, but @Midefaw , we have something urgent to say to you. 🫵🏼👀
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Let's go 💪🏽
We’ve been meaning to say this for a while now, but @Midefaw , we have something urgent to say to you. 🫵🏼👀
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Earlier this year, @madebyduo partnered with us on the rebrand of Lucra, following their $20m raise.
The brief was simple: build a brand that looked the part for where the company was going next.
Over four weeks, we worked across strategy and design through our Launchpad offering, helping shape a brand built for the next stage of the business.
A look at some of the work we did.
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Now out.
No matter how your day has been, this will calm you so much!
youtu.be/-yhYHoMDR6Y
Go play it and let me know ❤️😋
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Design Eye now has a home. You can download the community beta for Mac and Windows here:
design-eye-beta.vercel.app/
Since my last post, I’ve been refining the experience with a cleaner cobalt design, light and dark themes, a redesigned website, clearer setup guides, and a feedback form.
I’ve also been working through fixes for Figma sync, annotation updates, capture behaviour, and collection management. Those latest app fixes are being prepared for the next download update.
If you missed the first post: Design Eye helps you capture designs you love, highlight specific details, and write down why they work. You can organise references into collections, optionally sync with Figma, and keep a growing taste.md file that AI agents can use with the included skill.
The Chrome extension is being reviewed for the Web Store too. Try the beta and tell me what feels useful, what feels awkward, and what breaks. I’d love your feedback—there’s a link on the website. design-eye-beta.vercel.app/
Need to give @druids01 his flowers.
Not up to 2 weeks of his mentorship and what i've learnt about building/designing with AI has been mind-blowing.
As designers we have a problem of getting inspiration from multiple places and being unable to put it all together and use it directly in our Ai assisted design flow but what if your taste.md file could be updated directly as you annotate anywhere on your laptop.
I built a small Mac app (now have an .exe for windows too), a figma plugin and a chrome extension that all have a simple job of getting inspiration, annotating it and updating your taste.md file that your agents can refer to so you don’t design "slop". It designs to your taste😅
I’m building Design Eye around a simple idea: saving a design is useful, but saving why you love it is even better. It’s a tool for building your personal design reference library—and helping your AI agents understand how you like to design.
Here’s what it does:
• Capture images directly from Chrome, paste something you’ve copied, upload an image or capture part of your screen.
• Add observations about the whole design, or highlight the exact button, layout or detail you’re talking about.
• Organise references into collections like typography, buttons, bottom sheets or entire flows.
• Sync images and annotations with Figma. Edit linked annotations in either app and sync the changes back.
• Automatically update your taste.md design notes as you add references and observations.
• Use the included skill to help your AI agents learn from those notes when designing for you.
To use it, open Design Eye, capture or paste something that catches your eye, highlight what stands out, explain why, and save it. Connect Chrome for quicker capture and Figma if you want to work with your references there too.
Your library lives on your computer, and pending Figma changes wait until the connection returns.
The private beta is available for Mac and Windows. I’d love people to try it in their actual design workflow and tell me what feels useful, confusing or broken.
Reply or send a DM if you’d like to test it 👀
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Need to give @druids01 his flowers.
Not up to 2 weeks of his mentorship and what i've learnt about building/designing with AI has been mind-blowing.
As designers we have a problem of getting inspiration from multiple places and being unable to put it all together and use it directly in our Ai assisted design flow but what if your taste.md file could be updated directly as you annotate anywhere on your laptop.
I built a small Mac app (now have an .exe for windows too), a figma plugin and a chrome extension that all have a simple job of getting inspiration, annotating it and updating your taste.md file that your agents can refer to so you don’t design "slop". It designs to your taste😅
I’m building Design Eye around a simple idea: saving a design is useful, but saving why you love it is even better. It’s a tool for building your personal design reference library—and helping your AI agents understand how you like to design.
Here’s what it does:
• Capture images directly from Chrome, paste something you’ve copied, upload an image or capture part of your screen.
• Add observations about the whole design, or highlight the exact button, layout or detail you’re talking about.
• Organise references into collections like typography, buttons, bottom sheets or entire flows.
• Sync images and annotations with Figma. Edit linked annotations in either app and sync the changes back.
• Automatically update your taste.md design notes as you add references and observations.
• Use the included skill to help your AI agents learn from those notes when designing for you.
To use it, open Design Eye, capture or paste something that catches your eye, highlight what stands out, explain why, and save it. Connect Chrome for quicker capture and Figma if you want to work with your references there too.
Your library lives on your computer, and pending Figma changes wait until the connection returns.
The private beta is available for Mac and Windows. I’d love people to try it in their actual design workflow and tell me what feels useful, confusing or broken.
Reply or send a DM if you’d like to test it 👀