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Okay guys, having gone through the tutorial carved out by @geniusgraphics_ on YouTube, I gave it a try to recreate this. I used different elements since I couldn't find the exact element that was used in the video. This is my second attempt in making a Web3 design.

@SuccessTechart Creativity dey scream

Had fun creating this with AI! Used AI to explore a new creative direction for designers, torn paper pop-out portraits with expressive notebook notes. AI helping turn ideas into visuals faster. If you want the prompt, check the comments, you’re welcome! ✨

@IamOloba_ The 3rd frame for me 😌

Okay okay Seem I cooked something 😁

@amixaura Tf 🤦🏽‍♂️ So sorry about this Kai 💔

Bad News 😔... Today was supposed to be my New PC unveiling day for you guys. But unfortunately, I was robbed of that same PC while heading home along banex area. N500k gone. But I thank God my life is still active. Seems like a planned work. The terrible event happened on Monday Eve.

@CynthiaOzumba This is an eye opener Thank you for this

The tweet I posted about being "too obsessed with titles" caused a lot of questions - so let me clear it up. I'm NOT saying searching for jobs under 'Virtual Assistant' or 'Social Media Manager' is wrong. I'm saying if that's ALL you're doing, you're limiting yourself. Here's what I mean: Most people do this: They pick one title - "Virtual Assistant" - and only apply to jobs with that exact label. But here's the problem, clients don't always post jobs using the title you're searching for. They post what they need solved, not what they want to call you. Example: A client needs someone to: • Manage their inbox • Schedule meetings • Handle customer emails • Organize files They might post it as: • Administrative Coordinator • Operations Support Specialist • Email & Calendar Manager • OR just Virtual Assistant. The list is actually long. If you're ONLY searching Virtual Assistant, you're missing 80% of roles that match your exact skills. This is why offer stacking matters. Instead of branding yourself as ONE title, list out the 10-15 skills you actually have under EA/VA work or whatever niche - then search and apply using THOSE skill names independently. Here's how to do it: 1. Write down every skill you have as a VA/EA: • Email management • Calendar coordination • Customer support • Data entry • CRM management • Social media scheduling • Invoice tracking • Travel booking • Meeting prep • Project coordination 2. Go to Upwork, LinkedIn, or Google and type each skill name + 'jobs' or 'remote' Example searches: • 'Email management remote jobs' • 'Calendar coordinator hiring' • 'CRM assistant jobs' 3. See how many jobs are posted under THAT specific skill vs the generic Virtual Assistant title You'll notice: • 'Email Manager' has 500 active jobs • 'Customer Support Specialist' has 1,200 jobs • Virtual Assistant has 300 jobs Same skills. Different search terms. WAY more opportunities. Real example: Let's say you manage emails, calendars, and customer inquiries as a VA. Instead of only applying to 'Virtual Assistant' roles, also search and apply to: • Executive Assistant (same skills, higher pay) • Administrative Coordinator • Customer Success Associate • Operations Assistant • Client Relations Specialist These roles need the EXACT same skills you have - but they're branded differently, often pay more, and have way less competition because VAs aren't searching for them. That's offer stacking. That's how you 10x your job opportunities without learning anything new. You already have the skills. You're just not searching for them the way clients are posting them. Go to Upwork or LinkedIn right now. Type in 3 of your skills (not your title). See how many jobs pop up. You'll be shocked.

@inspiredDZN Inspired chaotic for me

Nano Banana 2 Inspired Chaotic 2.0 Which AI design is the best ?

@egbokavictory_ Good morning Sir

Like always my friend, it will be a good day💪

Ideas are everywhere. Execution is rare. This brand was built to spark both. Circuit...Ignite your ideas. 👊🏾🚀 Good morning!

@LADTECHco_ Circuit illuminates 🔥 Nice one bro

@DreyxStudios Something light keh Pass am to my side

As a fresher, i made something light for iftar.🥲

@geniusgraphics_ Gm genius

Another beautiful day to chase motion💨 Grand rising Fam💚

@IamOloba_ I'm Collins. I’m a Graphic Designer and Virtual Assistant helping individuals and brands with design and administrative support.

In 3 sentence, Tell me who you are ? I will be in the comment… we heading somewhere btw Let’s do something real quick

@JacGraphic55750 @ACIToken @aci These designs caught my attention bro 🥶

The future of trading won’t just be faster. It will be smarter, autonomous, and quantum-resistant. That’s exactly what @ACIToken SmartTrader Suite is building. A new blockchain ecosystem combining AI intelligence + post-quantum cryptography. #ACI @ACI THREAD.👇

@oraboghene004 Good one

While most created masterpiece designs, I saw a potential Brand Design... I present to you Court Junkies, a club for Tennis enthusiasts.

@Iamceejaymac Assistant class prefect in my jss2 Class prefect in my ss1 Class prefect in my ss3 PS: I refused to accept any position generally at the school level because I thought it would distract me. I would have been given the Health or Labor Prefect but I declined.

During your secondary school days, what prefect were you? Me: Assistant head boy junior and senior secondary school. Two different schools....I was a nerd in secondary school....

@IniskiDesigns Congratulations 👏🏽

A prospect from UK sent me a Job invite on upwork around 11:33am WAT this morning... it was for Instagram carousel designs 20-25 instagram carousels per month The first thing I checked was his profile: Total Spent: $11k Total Hires: 26hires 4.98 of 12 rating I knew right there, that this must be a quality client, (because the last 2 invites I got were from Pakistan clients and...hmmm... one was $260 spent on 11hires 😂 ) I wasn't wrong, he's a quality client. I sent proposal immediately (Leveraged ChatGPT), he replied some minutes after I sent the proposal. gave me more details about what he wanted, asked for my rate and turnaround time Leveraged Claude for the negotiations, and eventually settled at a solid price. Almost double the $$ he attached to the Job Post Now? I might've just bagged another retainer Job. Anyways, you can pick different things from this post. I will leave you to do that. I will help with one below.

@HENRIPIXEL_ @GooglePixel_US @AbasionoC44211 @Brandox_dsgn @sandixdesigns @simply40316 @SundayGodwinX @geniusgraphics_ This is your new account? By the way you made something good for day 1👏🏽

Day 01/30 Featuring @GooglePixel_US

Not to brag, but I made these last year 🥸

@Chi_Bi_Ke_N Cook dey go 🔥

A while ago, I posted about a Web3 course I wanted to lock in on. I had to pause because of my exams But I still found time to explore the Web3 space with this design. Bold gradients. One goal. Clear message. How did I do? 👇

@Danielsjames14 @dunloptennis This is top creativity

Did a thing #dunloptennis

@Yomide_graphics @Bonnacrypt @cryptolora20 @Laloba_002 @geniusgraphics_ @Desti_nova_ @KyngePearl Beautiful work 👏🏽

The food is finally ready 😋💙 Your Thoughts?🤔