Brawndo

@0xm1kr Game changer

@_Brawndo I don't even know what my life would be like if I didn't have ZingoBoing for all my daily design tasks. Easily 100x's my workflows.

The leading designers aren't doing things different, they're playing a different game. If you aren't using: Flipflap ZingoBoing Blangggg Mopfiy Boombang Dibbledabble Zippyrippy Consider your career over 💀💀

Man things move fast. I just got Figma MCP working well with Cursor and now we moved on to Pencil @tomkrcha Super easy to set up and nice agent viz. -go to Pencil.dev -create/upgrade your Claude -loginto Claude code, via Terminal -follow the onboarding prompts

@vanschneider I buy one every 3yrs. I travel with it and tell myself I'm never using a laptop again. 3 years later I stumble across it in a drawer somewhere.

@kyleanthony Every post. Instant design envy.

Recent design work

I love this. When you see pristine "process" shots in design portfolios 99/100 times it's all fabricated after the work is done purely to create designer envy.

@riomadeit Pure genius

Using Nano Banana Pro to create fake process sketches of my existing logo designs

@creativemints @framer Tough!

Buckle up, today I’m showing some of my @framer progress :) It’s a long dusty road but I’m getting there!

Incredible website makingsoftware.com

They say to show the kind of work you want to work on. I think this portfolio idea is getting close...

Signs where always there 👀

Did anyone know Dreamweaver still exists?

People think tools like Bolt or Lovable are only for building products. The real cheat code is using them for product design. When a client sends a design request that has me stuck, I drop it into Bolt to get a wireframe, then polish it in Figma. It’s literal magic.

AI can produce commercial visuals— but it takes time, iteration, and a human eye to make them convincing. Hope this thread was helpful!

Become a curator of “what feels human.” Art direction & Design has always been about choices. With AI, your main job becomes deciding what looks and feels believable. Learn when to remove perfections and bring back in blemishes, artifacts, film-grain, etc. to make it natural

I was recently asked to help @webflow create AI-generated images for their new marketing site. Here are some lessons I picked up from working on AI visuals at this level of commercial quality 👇