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@luvvcola Liar Liar Pants on Fire

yo they used my fav pic of him as well

ダイソーの100円のこれを貼るだけでボロボロの靴が綺麗になります

"huhu i need chat gee bee tee to make a stall for me" sounds like skill issue 🤷‍♂️ there's already plenty of artist booth template for FREE out there for everyone to use.

Hmm yeah lets not do this

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mockup vs final

拓衛

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@m1zkii @hourlydenreze Yupyup

@hourlydenreze Does anyone know if this is the game? I want to download it and try it out🥹

I’m crying this is her favorite pose

かわいい相関図を簡単に作れる【三角関係ジェネレーター】を公開しました。写真や画像も利用でき、画像で書き出しもできます。機能が多いのでPC限定にはなりますが、サクサクと関係図を作ることが可能です。 amix-design.com/tl/tool-dia/

🛁🪿🐶 #illustration #イラスト

@stfnco @framer Please make a tutorial

Designed a sleek holographic coupon for the Easyfast v2 platform update All @framer superpowers are in use: shaders, vectors, masks, 3D Q2 will be full of new releases and experiments Can make a tutorial. Want one? ↓

I take my group chats very seriously

무료 목업사이트 추천드릴게요! 1. Resource boy (책자 위주) resourceboy.com/mockups/book/ 2. Pixeden Club (디바이스 등) pixeden.com/free-graphics 3. Unblast (패키지, 굿즈 등) unblast.com/mockups/ 4. Frutied Design (패키지, 간판 등) fruited-design.kr/free_mockup 5. Mockup World (배너, 명함 등 종류 불문 다양한 목업) mockupworld.co

got a very nice testimonial from a client, so I made a fun little @framer component with it for my website:

Red is passion. Blue is trust. Green is growth. Cool. Now what? Before you pick a brand colour, ask what it needs to do. 🎨Here are 10 non-obvious questions I'm now asking myself before touching a palette: (in an interactive colour swatch component made with @framer) 1. Does colour need to differentiate categories, or is this a single-product brand? Multiple product lines, tiers, or services turn colour into a wayfinding system. That changes how many hues you need and how they relate to each other. 2. Where does this brand actually live — digital, print, interior, hardware? Colours that sing on screen often die in CMYK, on a wall, or on injection-moulded plastic. Design for where the brand is going, not just where it launches. 3. What does the brand smell like? Sounds absurd, but trust me, try it anyway. Earthy, synthetic, clean, medicinal, smoky…. this can already inspire a colour palette! 4. Will colour carry meaning (data states, navigation, hierarchy) or just mood? A brand colour that also doubles as your error red is a problem waiting to happen. 5. Is the UI data-dense or spacious? how much room does colour actually have to breathe? A marketing site can carry saturated colour. A dashboard can’t… it creates visual fatigue and fights the content. In dense UIs, brand colour needs to work at accent weight, not on every surface. 6. Will there be a lot of photography or illustration? If yes, the main palette can be minimal, even a single colour plus neutrals. The imagery does the expressive heavy lifting. A complex palette on top of rich visuals creates more noise. 7. What colours dominate the competitive landscape? And do we want to fit in or stand out? Every category has default codes. Fintech = blue. Health = green. Legal = navy. Differentiation requires knowing what you're differentiating from. (sometimes fitting in is the right call.) 8.Does the product need dark mode? Some palettes that work beautifully in light fail completely inverted. In crypto, SaaS, and developer tools, dark is often the default. Test both directions before falling in love with a palette. 9. How long does this identity need to hold — two years, five, ten? Trend-forward palettes date faster than they feel. (hello brat green!) 10. Does this colour fit into the visual world your audience already lives in? or put it bluntly, is this a colour someone would pay for on a hoodie, or only accept for free? does this colour feel at home in the environment where the product is actually used? and does it hold up next to the other tools / objects your user has chosen to surround themselves with? Colour psychology is the astrology of brand design. The real question isn't what a colour means in the abstract. it's what it needs to do in this specific brand, in this specific context, at this specific scale. good luck choosing! 🎨

3 more colour formulas I keep reaching for when building brand identities in @framer. Not specific # hex codes, but overall moods. Dark Mode + Cool & Warm Neutrals → dark backdrop absorbs both warm (sand, stone, gold) and cool (slate, sage, silver) without them clashing. The subtle temperature tension is what creates depth — a single-temperature palette can't do that. Great for fintech, consulting, VCs, dev tools. BUT! careful, this palette leans hard on photography and texture to come alive; without it, you're left with a bunch of grey-adjacent rectangles. Pastels + Black + White → not just for wellness and skincare brands! Pastels get genuinely interesting when paired with something stark — sharp sans-serif type, heavy black, clean white space. Because all colours sit at the same saturation and lightness, they land on the same visual hierarchy automatically. That makes them incredibly practical for UI: categories, tags, status indicators, website feature sections. BUT! without that typographic contrast or sharper forms adding interest, it can read very soft and expected fast. Light + Dark Shade Per Hue → pick multiple hues, give each a light and dark version, use both at equal weight. You end up with a large palette that feels bold without chaos. Works for basically any industry. It signals abundance without excess. A startup with two colors looks scrappy. A startup with twelve colors looks chaotic. But six hues × two values = twelve colors that feel organized and intentional. BUT! with this many colours pulling equal weight, you probably still should to pick a primary. Without an anchor, the system feels too democratic to the point of being directionless. Built these with @framer, hope they help next time you're building a colour palette! (Visual references are from other designers' work I admire, not my projects.)

This is it. The biggest portfolio template on @framer is here. Introducing Glide. 16 pages. Case studies. Interactions. Light + dark theme. Looks like a senior designer’s portfolio. Clean, minimal with attention to detail. Works even if you’re just starting out. And now, it is free. Forever. no “like + repost” nonsense. The link is in the comments. if you like it, support it. Enjoy✌️

chinese artists r too powerful for this world