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Hello! I'm Harriet Dasilva💅🏽
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AT&T
This was a quick project I made for AT&T in a few days. The idea was to show speed. I represented AT&T as the fastest network through a race concept, and each lane represented a different competitor. It was a fast turnaround but a fun one to build, especially getting the movement, scaling, and timing right, and shooting with a green screen to make the race feel real. The backgrounds were modeled in Blender 3D, and the rest edits were made in After Effects, Premiere Pro, and CapCut.
Microsoft Copilot
Meet Your Mind’s Other Half — Microsoft Copilot This campaign shows Copilot as a second version of me, stepping in when everyday work feels overwhelming. PowerPoint slides with no direction, spreadsheets overflowing with numbers, documents that go on forever… all of it gets resolved the moment Copilot arrives. Through motion graphics, sound, and storytelling, I made Copilot feel like a co-star, not a tool. The hologram presence with its crown logo isn’t just for effect; it’s there to show Copilot as the other half that finishes what you started and brings order when you can’t.
Apple Logos but with Suits
This was supposed to be just a creative idea I had, but somewhere between styling the Apple logos and editing for hours in Adobe, it turned into a full branded entertainment project.
Shot on a green screen in my bedroom and built completely independently (no ties to Apple), this short reimagines Apple’s logo history through fashion. Each outfit represents a different era, from the rainbow logo to the sleek black one, styled to match the mood and design philosophy of that time.
I used Adobe Creative Cloud and Blender to build out transitions, motion graphics, and layered visuals that mimic Apple’s minimal yet powerful aesthetic. There’s no dialogue. Just visuals, slogans, and transitions.
Shot on a green screen in my bedroom and built completely independently (no ties to Apple), this short reimagines Apple’s logo history through fashion. Each outfit represents a different era, from the rainbow logo to the sleek black one, styled to match the mood and design philosophy of that time.
I used Adobe Creative Cloud and Blender to build out transitions, motion graphics, and layered visuals that mimic Apple’s minimal yet powerful aesthetic. There’s no dialogue. Just visuals, slogans, and transitions.
Blender 3D
Projects made in/with Blender
Google Fashion Project
For this project, I styled each Google app to match how it actually works. Google Slides is for presentations, so I wore a suit. Google Forms collects survey responses, so I went for a utility-style jumpsuit.
Google Sheets? Nerdy. YouTube Music? Trendy rapper. Google Play Music was discontinued, so I styled it like a 2010s singer and used an ‘upgrading to YouTube Music’ effect for transition. YouTube’s high-energy vibe called for an all-red outfit, and Google Docs had that witty writer/teacher aesthetic.
Chrome does a bit of everything, so I kept it versatile for its different functions. I dressed like my favorite team, Manchester United for sports updates, going nerdy-professional in Chrome’s colors for everyday browsing, and finishing with all-black suiting, fedora hat, and glasses for an undercover Incognito Mode vibe.
Google Sheets? Nerdy. YouTube Music? Trendy rapper. Google Play Music was discontinued, so I styled it like a 2010s singer and used an ‘upgrading to YouTube Music’ effect for transition. YouTube’s high-energy vibe called for an all-red outfit, and Google Docs had that witty writer/teacher aesthetic.
Chrome does a bit of everything, so I kept it versatile for its different functions. I dressed like my favorite team, Manchester United for sports updates, going nerdy-professional in Chrome’s colors for everyday browsing, and finishing with all-black suiting, fedora hat, and glasses for an undercover Incognito Mode vibe.
Pinstripe Universe
One person, multiple universes—each with a distinct identity, all wearing pinstripe-patterned clothing. This project brings alternate versions of me to life, where every outfit tells a different story using some Marvel-inspired transitions. This isn’t just about pinstripes—it’s about who you become in them.
Fashion Magazine
From wishlist to wardrobe. Spot it online, buy it, style it, and make it yours. But why stop there? With Adobe Creative Cloud, I brought it to life—magazine visuals, edits, and a touch of creativity.
Graphic Designs (Logos, Posters, Videos)
Leisure projects, tryouts, etc
Behind The Scenes
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