Fikky graphics Design

02/09/2026

Lately, I’ve been designing more in Figma.

Funny enough, Photoshop has been my go-to for years so this wasn’t really a “I’m switching from Photoshop to Figma” decision.

I just started using Figma more and I realised how comfortable it has become for my workflow.

The speed.
The flexibility.
How easy it is to organise things.
Being able to quickly duplicate, explore different directions and make changes without feeling stuck.

Some of the recent designs I’ve done for SlickRide were made entirely in Figma and honestly, I’m enjoying the process.

I still use Photoshop when I need it but I’m learning that the best tool isn’t always the one you’ve used the longest.

Sometimes, it’s simply the one that helps you do your best work.

28/08/2026

Received my company merch today. 🥹🔥
Love seeing the brand beyond the screen. Proud to be part of the team! ❤️

Slick Ride Enterprise thank you 😊

28/08/2026

If you want me to cook well, give me time. 👌🏼

Friday work👇

25/08/2026

14/08/2026

Another SlickRide dump. 💜

A mix of campaign creatives, ride conversations and a little bit of storytelling.

I had fun with this one, especially finding different ways to make the same brand feel fresh across each design.

14/08/2026

Some of the SlickRide designs I’ve worked on recently.

I wanted the visuals to feel energetic, local, and easy to connect with while still keeping the brand consistent across different campaigns.

From ride bookings to location-based creatives and even recruitment quite a fun one to work on. 💜

06/08/2026

This project reminded me that branding is more than colors and typography. It’s about context. It’s about making a product feel like it has always belonged in the places people live, work and travel.

Every frame was designed with one intention: consistency that builds trust.

One campaign. One visual language. One brand story.

25/07/2026

This thing ehn the real stress is the thinking. The ex*****on is actually simple.

Your ideas and concepts are the real work. Once you’ve mastered the tools just carry on.

22/07/2026

The final design gets the spotlight, but the process tells the real story.

A few behind-the-scenes moments from this project. Every iteration taught me something.

25/06/2026

Designed this for a friend.

One thing I’ve learned as a designer, clients pay for your service but family and friends often test your boundaries.