Having fun doing exploratory design work for LeadLeadBangBang

Working with LeadLeadBangBang allows me complete visual freedom, which is a great feeling for a creative like me. If you don’t want your brand or website to be boring as hell, let’s chat 👀

Used to love giving back when I was FT. My favorite memory is teaching photography to homeless people in Sydney for a whole day—the stars in their eyes was wholesome 👏 (Small brand effort I did for one of the companies that had giving back events 👇)

Unpopular opinion: offices are amazing! Thanks to them, I got to do this for years 👇 • Spend 3 full days/wk in cramped meetings rooms – it smelled so good in there, a breath of fresh air compared to the city pollution! • Watch sunrises & sunsets from prime locations –

Today is an awful day. I feel like a complete failure. There, I said it.

🚨 Update: I’m stopping my career as a designer after 15 years being one. It’s been real and I want thank everyone I worked with along my journey. My clients and everybody else people I’ve met. It’s my hardest decision ever by far but I have no choice 🙏

A HUGE thank you to those that reached out. It does a lot to one’s mood to feel such support 🫶

People buy the dream of success like there’s a magic formula 🫨 Truth is, most advice from successful people will be BS to you because it’s worked in their specific context, not yours 👀

Indie hacking won't make your rich! Building fun projects is = non-tech people having hobbies. Only a few lucky indie hackers ever make money. Those that make real money from their projects are entrepreneurs, not indie hackers. BIG difference in mindset, attitude, etc 🫠

Perspectives matter. It is fine to consider yourself an indie but I wouldn't keep using the word/language. Because it attracts or sends away specific people. Be an entrepreneur. You got this.

A lot of people dream of achieving certain things. But things worth achieving are harder to reach than we think. Now, how are do you want it? And are you willing to make the required sacrifices to get there?

Most men keep their struggles internal, thinking they will always find solutions by themselves. Out of pride. Out of fear to look weak. Because society stigmatizes men that cry. Telling them to "man up". This is NOT the way. Talking is the way. TALK!

Every weekday, at 7AM, I see this 75y old guy at the gym. He never misses a day and always wears the biggest smile on his face. The best part? He only started working out once he retired. With such discipline, he’ll outlive most people his age. Never too late 💪

After a 3-mths hiatus for personal reasons, I'm back to winning ways and going to focus on authenticity + craft with my design practice. Below is a logomark exploration for a Marketing Agency down under 🦘 Open to new client work ✌️

Long time since I been here. How is everyone doing? 👋