🚀Launching my product design portfolio today and available for an exciting new challenge!
➡ https://t.co/0L6z1rIs6x //Desktop only, built with @framer
A 7+ years journey of product design, from bootstrapped startups🍕to multi-billion unicorns🦄.
A thread 🧵on my journey:
This solo indie dev spent 10 years making an RPG game that looks 3D… but is actually 2D.
- Camera shifts from orthographic to perspective views
- Depth is simulated using parallax & warped sprites
- Hand-painted semi-open world
Would you play this? It’s called Bridgebourn.
@NaviKRStan Forget about the VFX, the AI direction is pretty bad, the creature design also looks like more inspired by western design than creating something original.
Today, we're introducing Spectre I, the first smart device to stop unwanted audio recordings.
We live in a world of always-on listening devices.
Smart devices and AI dominate our world in business and private conversations.
With Deveillance, you will @be_inaudible.
I was watching this video from @polyfjord yesterday and I was completely blown away by Cycles' improvements using DLSS.
This isn't just an incremental improvement, this is a paradigm shift, the benchmark scenes literally ran like they were rendered in EEVEE.
I am absolutely speechless, watching the video I felt butterflies in my stomach, maybe you think I'm being dramatic but growing up with the dream of real-time raytracing, rendering scenes on a shitty laptop for whole nights as a kid and then seeing this?
It's really something...
AI tools want to make everyone an artist. We'd rather make artists dangerous.
@rive_app's AI agent gives you the power to build things you couldn't before. Your own tools. Custom particle systems. Cloners. Path effects. Data connections. Full games.
Spent 10 minutes just clicking around this portfolio.
The hover states. The click animation. The scroll effects & illustrations. Everything is simply beautiful.
Pure craft.
→ https://t.co/GGMisfr4nZ by @jackie_zhang_ls
@chalaska While I agree the current design trend in Indian streets uses many colors and information together, but this is a result of digital print transformation that happened decades ago.
The designs that used to be prevalent before that in India were clear hand drawn typography.