Honestly guys, I wasn’t even planning this deep dive today. It just kind of happened. You know how it is, scrolling around looking for inspiration, wasting time basically. Then bam, Jhonny Ramirez’s name pops up everywhere. Like, ten different places talking about his stuff. Figured, alright universe, fine! I gotta actually look at his work properly instead of just skimming.
Started simple. Hopped onto a couple of the big portfolio sites everyone uses. Just typed his name and hit enter. Loads of results popped up. Way too many. My head started spinning right away. Needed a game plan.
First thing I did? I just scrolled through EVERYTHING he had on display. Like, pages and pages. Didn’t study details yet, just got a feel. Jotted down anything that made me pause even half a second. Ended up with like twenty different projects. Crazy. No way anyone wants to sit through twenty, right?
Time to cut it down. My method’s pretty crude. Anything that looked… well, kind of similar to stuff I see all the time? Skipped. Anything where the thumbnail was boring? Nope. I wanted the stuff that grabbed me by the eyeballs. Stuff that actually made me lean in closer to the screen. Got it down to about ten that way.
Then came the harder part. Really studied those ten. Looked at how he solved problems. Looked at the little details. Was it just shiny, or did it actually make sense? Did it feel fresh? I started mentally ranking them based purely on my gut reaction. Which ones made me whisper “whoa” or “damn, that’s clever”.
Finally landed on my Top 5. The ones that genuinely stuck with me hours later, the ones I kept thinking about while making coffee. So, here’s what made my personal cut:
- The Neon City Reboot Landing Page: Not just cool effects, dude used colors and shapes so you INSTANTLY knew what vibe they were selling. Felt electric.
- The Eco Grocer App Flow: Made buying ugly vegetables look fun and kinda urgent? The animations flowed like butter, seriously smooth.
- That Hand-Drawn Coffee Shop Branding: Didn’t know warm & handmade could also look crisp and expensive. Totally changed my mind.
- The Music Visualization Project: Looked nuts. Just abstract shapes reacting to sound in a way that actually felt musical, not just random.
- The Minimalist Sculpture Studio Website: This one? Pure restraint. So little on the page, but each piece screamed “LOOK AT ME NOW”. Powerful.
Saving the images now for my own swipe file. Still thinking about number 3, that coffee cup logo especially. Feels like it unlocked something in my brain about mixing textures. What a rabbit hole today turned out to be. Worth every wasted minute earlier!
