Joined March 2025
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HeyπŸ‘‹ Wait let me introduce myself to you if you don't know me. I'm πŸ”₯PHOENIXπŸ”₯ I’m a creative designer, content writer, and artist exploring the intersection of design, storytelling, AI, and web3 culture. I create visuals and ideas that help brands, creators, and communities stand out online from personal branding designs and digital art to content that sparks conversation. My work is driven by creativity, experimentation, and the belief that strong visuals and authentic storytelling can turn ordinary projects into recognizable brands. Currently exploring AI-powered creativity, internet culture, branding in web3, and building a unique digital identity through art and content. Here to create, connect, and leave something memorable on the internet. And if you’ve got an opportunity, collaboration, or project for me my DMs are always open.πŸ€πŸ«‚
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"life is free" existing in it is surprisingly expensive.🀧
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Mf Doom. @MFDOOM
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just made a header for a fren @Oxveteran Rate in scale of 1-10 Let's see πŸ‘€
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Ever thought there are sketches in animation ? Let me show you few sketches made for an animation ⬇️ Tell me do you sketch during animations ? Quote yours
Replying to @IamOloba_
Get me onboarded to your project: cal.com/elizabeth-onyechere
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just a little World cup artwork had fun recreating this World Cup piece.πŸ€ͺ #worldcup Check CS for the processπŸ‘‡
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just a little World cup artwork had fun recreating this World Cup piece.πŸ€ͺ #worldcup Check CS for the processπŸ‘‡
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Don't start what you cannot finish
Don't start what you cannot finish
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It's my birthday πŸŽ‰ All glory to my maker Wish me well guys.πŸ™
GM Fams πŸ’› Tomorrow is birthday and I'm broke Should I postpone it? Btw, we pray against GBIM today.
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How it started How it ended
My new pencil art on paper Oshodi.
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good morning frens happy friday
i've learnt that creating more often usually leads to better work. your best work probably isn't hiding in your talent at all. It's hiding in your reps. not because every piece is great, but because every piece teaches you something. you learn what works, what doesn't, where you're improving, and where you're still weak. creators whose work looks effortless today usually got there by making hundreds of things nobody remembers. the more you create, the more chances you give yourself to improve. quantity doesn't guarantee quality. But quality rarely happens without quantity. This angle works well for artists, designers, writers, and creators in general.
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bro to bro our future self is tired of waiting πŸ˜”
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Most people think networking is about making new connections, It isn't. The real challenge starts after the connection has already been made. We've all seen it before, Someone connects with you, has a great conversation, exchanges contacts, and then disappears for months. The next time they show up? they need a favor 😹. Maybe it is an introduction, a job opportunity, a referral, a whitelist spot, a partnership, or help promoting a project. The problem is that relationships don't grow in silence, In both real life and Web3, the strongest connections are built through consistency, not convenience, Imagine having a friend who only calls when they need money, after a while, you stop seeing them as a friend and start seeing them as a transaction. The same thing happens in networking. A connection that isn't maintained eventually becomes a cold contact, a cold contact becomes a forgotten contact, and a forgotten contact becomes a missed opportunity. The people with the strongest networks aren't necessarily the smartest or the most connected ones, they're often the ones who check in, engage genuinely, support others, and stay present even when they don't need anything. A simple message. A comment on someone's post. A genuine congratulations. A quick check in. Small actions keep valuable connections alive. Don't just build connections. Maintain them. I will be hosting a Space tonight by 9 PM to discuss this topic further. I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences on this. Come share your perspective, lessons, and personal experiences. Set your reminder Space link is in the comments section. πŸ‘‡πŸ½
" virex you are not very active today, you only make 3 post today what Happend " Yes i was active, but busy cooking something massive behind scene 😌. ANTICIPATE πŸ”₯ πŸ”₯ πŸ”₯
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world cup starts today guys!! which country are you supporting ? me: Portugal πŸ‡΅πŸ‡Ή
i've learnt that creating more often usually leads to better work. your best work probably isn't hiding in your talent at all. It's hiding in your reps. not because every piece is great, but because every piece teaches you something. you learn what works, what doesn't, where you're improving, and where you're still weak. creators whose work looks effortless today usually got there by making hundreds of things nobody remembers. the more you create, the more chances you give yourself to improve. quantity doesn't guarantee quality. But quality rarely happens without quantity. This angle works well for artists, designers, writers, and creators in general.
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