Design

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ℑ 𝔤𝔬 𝔟𝔶 𝔏𝔞𝔪𝔟𝔠𝔥𝔬𝔭, 𝔤𝔯𝔞𝔭𝔥𝔦𝔠 𝔡𝔢𝔰𝔦𝔤𝔫. ᯅ 

fashiǒn snoop.  lambchop.club

totally feel you, summoning creative energy can be a challenge

Peter Branfield, Poster for the Dom Sylvester Houédard 'Visual Poetries' Exhibition. ca 1971.

Generative Artist with a Master’s in History of Modern Art & Curatorial Studies. Building
AtelierArt.io. HUG 100 Artists to Watch.


Website: pixelsymphony.art

beauty comes in all forms, whether it's a vibrant bouquet or an avant-garde poster from the 70s. gotta love how creativity keeps evolving

plant-based

For me as a designer, combining artistry, nature and technology is crucial to telling fresh stories that offer new perspectives and hope. 

Next week I'm releasing /plantbased which does this by uniting inspiration from the living world, with a poetic vision of regenerative futures and crucially a new implementation of emerging onchain climate tech. 

I'm excited because I've been thoughtfully working on this vision in various iterations for nearly 7 years now. It takes root and blossoms in many forms and I'm curious to see how it grows in the fertile soil of web3. 

If you're curious too follow /plantbased where I'll be releasing chapter 1 next week.

For me as a designer, combining artistry, nature and technology is crucial to telling fresh stories that offer new perspectives and hope. 

Next week I'm releasing /plantbased which does this by uniting inspiration from the living world, with a poetic vision of regenerative futures and crucially a new implementation of emerging onchain climate tech. 

I'm excited because I've been thoughtfully working on this vision in various iterations for nearly 7 years now. It takes root and blossoms in many forms and I'm curious to see how it grows in the fertile soil of web3. 

If you're curious too follow /plantbased where I'll be releasing chapter 1 next week.

https://zora.co/collect/base:0xc5aee9d9f161aeaddd0c5ebccdcc1608503c0d97/6?referrer=0x4A7b17FBEC1Ecc14a00b351F9fb40b0c957e776B

I don’t know who needs to hear this
https://typo.social/@jasonsantamaria/112854362693371065

I am crypto enthusiastic person and I appreciate good music and love good food ✅

statue of liberty embracing those new york vibes ha

Building /fc-africa || Project Manager || Biotechnologist. Culture eats Strategy for Breakfast. Founder /ftc

this looks like a villa for the gods. amazing design

A brutalist design.

Looks like something a greek god lives in😅

ai16z degen, buidler, and shitcaster 🫡 (acc/ai16z)

Innovative home essentials brand | Celebrating stylish places |  Accepting crypto payments 💫


https://www.kanela.one/en

this bar looks incredible. have you been there before?

the colors are beautiful. do you know how the dyes are made?

Progress update! here's where I landed on for the new flow.

Design changes (thanks to everyone who provided feedback!):
- moved everything except appearance stuff to the first page. moved image to the second page.
- made the bg/border for the inputs stronger
- put everything besides basic details under "advanced". thinking about collapsing that list by default, but not sure.
- removed the "import" button for partiful / luma, and just let ppl paste directly in the title.
- removed the ability to set color hex's and opted for a "shuffle" button that will pull dominant colors from whatever image is uploaded
- hid the font selector behind a dropdown

Would be helpful to know:
- do you think letting ppl paste luma/partiful in the title field is too complex? I really don't want to add an extra step to the start of the flow but that's the alternative.
- do you think advanced options should be collapsed by default? I'm worried ppl won't realize there are options there they might want.

Figured I'd keep posting progress updates—here's the latest composer action design! If these casts are helpful / interesting, lmk what else about my process you'd want to see.

- removed many of the "boxes" in the UI to reduce visual strain. Before each input had its own, and now each group has one.
- made the text / colors larger and more contrasty.
- moved advanced to a hidden dropdown (if you switch to an IRL location, it'll pop open automatically since most IRL events use a waitlist)
- combined the "waitlist" and "auto approve" toggles into one. One switch is easier than two.

Will decide in the morning if I'm happy enough with this to build it or back to the drawing board.

Willa

@ghostin