virtualDeziner

a learner. born with creative blood, imaginative brain and poetic heart. hate jewelry but passionate about gadgets.

[virtualDeziner @virtualDeziner]

Pleasure to be a part of @thehugxyz community ❤️

[HUG 🤗 | Built for Creators. Get Your Free .ART @theHUGart]

Congratulations to the latest artists curated by our community and added to HUG 🎊

@niccolo_casas
@virtualDeziner
@kior_art
@Aleksblack86
@FALFANZO8611
@KENNFTH_
@sepimnft
@FuelledSteve

Welcome! We can't wait to see how you customize your profile 🤗✨

[virtualDeziner @virtualDeziner]

@UAE_BARQ 23 years of opportunity, safety, and growth. Proud to call the UAE my home. 🇦🇪

[virtualDeziner @virtualDeziner]

23 years of opportunity, safety, and growth. Proud to call the UAE my home. 🇦🇪
https://t.co/YxJOLa9zhK

[virtualDeziner @virtualDeziner]

@UAEmediaoffice 23 years of opportunity, safety, and growth. Proud to call the UAE my home. 🇦🇪

[Counter-Print @Counterprint]

Down to the final copy of ‘Moirémotion’ by Takahiro Kurashima. https://t.co/pX5usijaLj

[Counter-Print @Counterprint]

Just found a copy of ‘The Graphic Language of Neville Brody 3’. https://t.co/cP4BuXFzMj

[Counter-Print @Counterprint]

Who wants this rare full set of palette books I managed to pull together last week? https://t.co/6qBBAJXWNn

[Counter-Print @Counterprint]

Down to the final copy of ‘Alphabetical Playground’. https://t.co/ozTyZBTDdU

[Counter-Print @Counterprint]

Got hold of some copies of ‘The Elements of Brand Design’ which is structured with more than 100 case studies in 17 chapters, each exploring a core element of brand identity. https://t.co/MZTuECJiHY

[Counter-Print @Counterprint]

Tracked down a few copies of Karel Martens’ ‘Small Prints’. https://t.co/7ITKE34YgV

[Counter-Print @Counterprint]

The good old days of American trademark design – bold, clever, timeless. https://t.co/U4Z0vsIssT

[Curious Minds @CuriousMindsHub]

This study suggests:

Reading and writing may be the most powerful “brain exercise.”

Not all hobbies train your mind the same way.

[Design Reviewed | Graphic Design History @DesignReviewed]

Geigy heute (Geigy Today) 1958, Birkhäuser, 1958. Designed by Karl Gerstner https://t.co/EBD53VaghG

[UI/UX Savior @UiSavior]

Modern fonts that instantly elevate your designs. 🚀

[virtualDeziner @virtualDeziner]

@UiSavior hey

[el.cine @EHuanglu]

AI storytelling is crazy now

chatgpt image 2 can turn any story idea into storyboard with cast design.. then feed it to seedance 2 to get a full film scene.. this workflow is crazy on arcads

step by step tutorial with prompts:

[Counter-Print @Counterprint]

Down to the last copy of this amazing ‘Patterns’ book by Karel Martens. https://t.co/bBIIKxoaB4

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

A single hand swipe makes parked cars seem to roll away, as Erik Schmitt bends perspective edits so smoothly the street turns into a magic trick 🚗

[Ruben Hassid @rubenhassid]

You don't need to learn to code anymore.

Here's how to prompt Claude Code (zero coding):

1. Open the Claude desktop app.
2. Click "Code" (not Chat, not Cowork).
3. Select a folder from your computer.
4. Connect a free GitHub account in Settings.
5. Go to Connectors.
6. Use this setup guide: https://t.co/UgE9xBXnm6

Claude now builds anything you describe in English.

But here's where it gets powerful:

Before you prompt, change these 2 settings:

1. Select "Opus 4.6" model.
It's the smartest model for complex builds.

2. Turn on "Auto accept edits."
It stops Claude from pausing after every action.

Then stop describing code. Paste this instead:

"Create a GitHub repo named [NAME]. I do not know how to code. Code everything for me. I want to [GOAL] for [SUCCESS CRITERIA]. Here's an example [attach screenshot]."

Claude reads your screenshot. It builds the site.

The secret is not knowing how to code anymore.

It is knowing how to prompt. But to go even deeper, use my full playbook: https://t.co/UgE9xBXnm6

(save this if you can't code - you won't need to)

[virtualDeziner @virtualDeziner]

@Manu_Sisti @Philosophy_Qu Doc

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

China’s creativity when it comes to slacking off at work