Ever feel like stepping back to unplug and recover? Ayomide Ajibode gets it. With his Unplug Posters project, he’s reminding all of us to hit pause, chill, and reconnect with the real world—whatever that is these days.

Whether it’s in the financial, technology, marketing, or advertising sectors, Ayomide has consistently blended strategy, storytelling, and data-driven design to help businesses and organizations make their mark.


A seasoned pro in visual, motion, and product design, Ayomide brings a strategic and thoughtful approach to all his projects. “What really fuels my passion is helping people, businesses, and organizations transform their ideas into tangible realities,” he shares. His expertise spans brand strategy, design systems, and creating functional visual and digital experiences that don’t just look good but also deliver results.

If Ayomide’s work resonates with you—and let’s face it, we all need the reminder to log off now and then—you can explore more of his projects through his online portfolio or connect with him via @designbyayo to collaborate on your next big idea. Whether it’s branding, motion design, or just brainstorming over coffee, Ayomide’s got you covered.

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Abdulbarr Logunleko, better known as Wall Street, is the talented UK-based designer behind some of the eye-catching visuals for the 2024 Street Souk event. With a passion for photography and design, Wall Street has worked on some of the most dynamic projects in the industry. His latest work for Street Souk 2024 showcases his expertise in branding and merchandise design, solidifying his role as a visionary in the Lagos creative scene.

One standout contribution from last year was designing a hat for "STRET," the official mascot of Street Souk, along with a striking lineup of official event merch created in collaboration with the visionary founder of the Street Souk brand; Iretidayo Zaccheaus known simply as ‘Ireti’.

The project was brought to life with the collective efforts of a powerhouse creative team, including Tunde Popson (@tundepopson) and Sogbamu Timilehin (@realm.of.downing) who worked on the creative direction, as well as contributions from talented illustrators like Sonaike Mosinmisola (@simissj) and Atinuke Jones (@atinukejoness), Atinuke Jones also worked on 3D design along with David Isuwe (@bydavidthedesigner_), and Ogunkanmi Moyin (@moyicii), while Franklin Okoye (@franklyn.okoye) worked on the character design.

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