alex brinza

designer.

be always employed in something fun; cut off all unnecessary actions.
— b. franklin

[alex brinza @a_brinza]

fun evening project with @Jakubantalik

[Jakub Antalik @Jakubantalik]

Thinking Orbs, animated component library

6 types, optimized for large and small sizes, light & dark mode, playground, zero dependencies

https://t.co/PdGxwi6Kws
npm install thinking-orbs

Collaborated on this with @a_brinza who did a lot of work

[Jakub Antalik @Jakubantalik]

Thinking Orbs, animated component library

6 types, optimized for large and small sizes, light & dark mode, playground, zero dependencies

https://t.co/PdGxwi6Kws
npm install thinking-orbs

Collaborated on this with @a_brinza who did a lot of work

[alex brinza @a_brinza]

Hackathon weekend with the goats @vilemries @mcudrc @tomasproc @janbenetka @mpetercak @xhevi

[Simon Rico @simonricoo]

Introducing vibe-branding with @logram_ai

The internet deserves better than generic logos and AI slop.

Logram is an AI-native brand identity creation tool for anyone building who wants to look credible from day one. We’re starting with crafted combination marks, abstract marks, and letter marks, then expanding into full brand systems.

Getting image models under control is hard, but possible. We’ve been building internal tools, datasets, rules, and guardrails to better understand concept creation, brand relationships, and how to turn rough ideas into usable identity directions.

It’s made for designers exploring early logo concepts, and for builders or founders who want something better than what Claude casually draws for them.

In the current build, Logram can export a brand kit: avatars, lockups, and symbols in SVG and PNG. More controls for output quality, refinement, and iteration are coming soon.

Join the waitlist: https://t.co/AC0YnhKCbn. We’ll open Logram to a small group of users in a few weeks.

Happy building.

[alex brinza @a_brinza]

@simonricoo @logram_ai wohooo!

[alex brinza @a_brinza]

@Jakubantalik brutalitka

[alex brinza @a_brinza]

@grazsebastian great use of gt cinetype. Looks sharp 👌

[alex brinza @a_brinza]

@marcedwards @calnewby @SketchTricks yep, standard macOS. Try editing tabular numbers, sketch will reverse back to proportional :/