Just because you asked nicely, Here's 4 for you.

The world cup designs I'm seeing are just crazyyyy

Showed up for Brazil 🇧🇷 @FIFAWorldCup #Tariusfifachallenge (Loads In 4K)

Up and enjoying my weekend 💆🏽‍♂️ Good morning CT ☀️ Have a profitable SUNDAY 💚💛 Can I get GM back? Big GM ☕️

Today Carries New Possibilities, Amen!

Designed the home screen for @recollyai honestly this is going very well just like i imagined 🤌

GM TL. Been paying close attention to @recollyai lately and I’ve genuinely grown to appreciate how the product is put together. Now I’m sketching out an onboarding concept for it, and it’s got me thinking about how powerful a great first impression can be.

I just went through FIFA’s entire 28-page World Cup 2026 Intellectual Property guideline, and here’s the simplest summary: A lot of designers think FIFA is coming after anyone who makes a World Cup-themed design. That’s not really what the document says. From what I read, FIFA’s main concern is businesses, brands, advertisers, merch sellers, and companies trying to make it look like they’re officially connected to the World Cup when they’re not. For example: ❌ Using the official FIFA World Cup logo to advertise your business. ❌ Selling shirts with FIFA World Cup branding. ❌ Running giveaways, promotions, or campaigns using FIFA branding. ❌ Making people think your company is an official World Cup sponsor. That’s the type of stuff FIFA is actively trying to stop. But if you're a designer creating a concept poster, fan art, UI concept, branding exploration, stadium visual, or portfolio project just to showcase your skills, that’s a completely different conversation. The guideline even mentions that fans using and sharing content without commercial intent is generally accepted. So if you're posting a personal project on X, or Instagram because you love football and want to flex your creativity, you're probably not the audience FIFA is worried about. The safest approach? Create football-inspired work. Use your own illustrations. Use your own typography. Use your own concepts. Just avoid copying official FIFA logos, official branding assets, slogans, and other protected marks, especially if money, clients, advertising, or promotions are involved. After reading the entire thing, my takeaway is simple: FIFA is mostly protecting sponsorship money and official partnerships. They're not spending their days hunting down every designer who made a cool World Cup concept poster for their portfolio.

You get some of the best advice from people who haven’t made it yet, but most people don’t take them seriously because they have no results to show for it. The reality is that lack of courage has kept more people poor than lack of ideas

How's your Saturday going? 🥹 Are you still working or resting?

That "old money" circle you're trying so hard to get into? Maybe it's time to stop chasing it and start building your own. Look around you. The friends beside you today who are putting in the work and getting 1% better every day won't be the same people in 5 - 10 years. Support the people around you, grow with them and focus on becoming a person of value.

No wonder 🤧

Created some visual storytelling manipulations for the FIFA world cup🎨....

Take my word for it, if you stay consistent on a path that you are really good at and has clearly shown you some results, you will “always” win big in the end, what will likely throw you off is how long you need to wait.

Client: I sent the logo to my wife and she doesn't like it

Here you go

Happy Birthday to me 🎈

Touch Photoshop. 😊

It's Saturday, wake up and?

It's Saturday. Are you working or resting?

Today Carries New Possibilities, Amen!