We all love to dream. Breaking walls with bold thought, defeating all misfortunes with a wave of a wand, or flying like a hawk across the blue sky. And you know, the design environment is closest to this magic, even if it is on the cinema screen or in advertising on YouTube (of course, I don't take into account the people of science, they are the real magicians of today). Therefore, since school, I began to study Photoshop, 3D Max, and other software. I replaced the faces of superheroes with the faces of my friends on posters. Modeled and moved kettles. And this love has passed through the years. I graduated from the Institute of Printing. And already in my second year, I realized that I like to understand interfaces (I do not lose hope of learning the most magical software - Houdini, but so far my limit is Cinema 4D and After Effects). And already at the end of the 2nd course, I got a job as a designer, where I began to get real combat experience. I don't think there is a limit to our profession, so I keep learning and getting stronger as a designer.
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Done projects
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My usual software

Figma is one of my favorite programs, unfortunately, XD and Sketch are still
losing the competition
losing the competition

Almighty Photoshop one love. Years
go by, but there are no analogs on the horizon yet
go by, but there are no analogs on the horizon yet

Illustrator is also on the list of
all-powerful, it's hard to imagine
a designer without skill in this tool
all-powerful, it's hard to imagine
a designer without skill in this tool

After Effect is like a magic wand in the Muggle world, a few strokes and we see magic on the screen

Premier has a very strong competitor
in the face of Da Vinci Resolve, but it is
still extremely good
in the face of Da Vinci Resolve, but it is
still extremely good

Cinema 4D is not my strong point yet,
but a designer without 3D experience
loses the competition, so I'm
catching up
but a designer without 3D experience
loses the competition, so I'm
catching up

Principle confidently occupied its niche
and does not let go of it, although competitors are stepping on their heels
and does not let go of it, although competitors are stepping on their heels

Rive is a fairly new instrument for me,
but it is developing by leaps and bounds,
I'm sure it will take its place
but it is developing by leaps and bounds,
I'm sure it will take its place

SVGator has not been on the market
for so long, but it definitely has its own
killer features, especially the export
of animated SVG
for so long, but it definitely has its own
killer features, especially the export
of animated SVG

Lately, I don't work with Indesign
so often, but years spent on layout
do not allow me to forget it
so often, but years spent on layout
do not allow me to forget it

Useberry is one of my two favorite
research tools. Integration with Figma,
a bunch of statistics - it's just fantastic
research tools. Integration with Figma,
a bunch of statistics - it's just fantastic

Uitrial is the second favorite in terms
of research. His original ability
is research without looking for
respondents. The creators have
already done everything for us
of research. His original ability
is research without looking for
respondents. The creators have
already done everything for us

I am ready to sing defirambs to the
Notion. I used Jira and other software,
but I haven't seen a friendlier interface
for a long time
Notion. I used Jira and other software,
but I haven't seen a friendlier interface
for a long time

Miro often helped me out, especially
in communication with Product Owners
and development teams. But in general,
I always tried to lure them
into the Notion
in communication with Product Owners
and development teams. But in general,
I always tried to lure them
into the Notion

Trello also helped me build
communications, I can’t say that this
software is indispensable, but it’s
very good
communications, I can’t say that this
software is indispensable, but it’s
very good