Eugene Paryhin

@lenjaminbeonard 🤌🤌

Animated ASCII illustrations for solutions pages. Previously I had the ASCII completely separate and it was never clear whether to use the faux UI illustration or the ASCII but blending the two becomes a bit more interesting.

@isabelsa @lisbonai_ Having a blast at the conf 🔥

It’s happening! @lisbonai_

@raphaelschaad It all makes sense now.

The y-axis force is strong with this one

@benjitaylor Patiently waiting for Meta to disrupt the design market with those $100M offers.

People are finally starting to realise how few truly great designers there are, and how disproportionately valuable they are.

@xxdao_xyz @kimasendorf I can stare at these for hours

PXL DEX by @kimasendorf Each pixel a token in itself ↓

@bestdesignsonx appreciate the feature

ASCII diagram by @paryhin More on → bestdesignsonx.com

@lenjaminbeonard @oxidecomputer man, this is nice 🤌

Happy to say that we've (@oxidecomputer) raised $100M for our Series B ... which was a wonderful excuse to work on this little featured blog header ASCII element. With text trimming, responsive text sizing and funky SDF coins

Exciting times! Proud to have played a small part with an amazing team.

@0xOrkward At some point, you stop resisting the pain. You just keep pushing rows and columns.

designing tables are so fucking painful 😫

@LeonWohlgemuth @threejs at this point we need an online ascii zoo

Nobody: Absolutely no one: That one designer: Figma Advocate / Framer Partner / Jitter Evangelist / Claude Code Connoisseur / Notion Ninja / Lovable Mastermind / Liquid Glass Enthusiast / Paper Pioneer (secretly considering making this my bio)

260725 #p5js

@_yanaboyko grande!

🫒🍸

@shl not to forget violinist, or worst case scenario: pianist

@thomasauros @evervault I’ve watched this way too many times

Finally got back around to finishing up the 3D icons for the @evervault docs.

@novikoff a piece of art

My huge take on skeuomorphism was my concept design for Luminar for iPad. All components look like they tell you what they doing before you start interacting with them. As a UX designer, I use a shortcut "users understand better what they already know from real life" and as a Visual designer I use familiarity, but still maintain a native iPad OS look. For interaction I use natural motion and we even developed sythesis for sound design (rotating a knob generate noise, faster you move — more noise it makes) For sure, not all components are so literal, but my direction here is not to create a classic toolbox with sliders, but a toy box with different gadgets. Easy to remember, looks familiar and fun to play with. The team did brilliant work to make it feel alive. Go and try it by yourself on iPad, iPhone or Vision OS.

@lukaivnvc yeah the third one pops, might need to tone it down a bit so it plays nicer with the rest

@paryhin 3rd

Super early visual explorations for key performance stats. Sticking with the ascii theme to match the rest, animated on hover. Kinda like all of them tbh, which one’s your favorite?

@yanosh thanks man, you can start with @Monodraw

@paryhin This is sick! How do you even approach designing ascii stuff? Do you start in figma or right in the code?

Wrapping up yesterday’s ASCII diagrams with some context for a marketing site. Quite happy with how the visuals turned out (though I might hate it tomorrow 🥲)

@raunofreiberg A master is at work. Hats off

New portfolio