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​Hi, I'm Rida, and I am Writer in the skies. 

Hopelessly in love with coffee, doodles, and the sweet noise of everyday life.

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I am a Creative Designer and a Branding professional centered towards visual storytelling and fresh perspective. My expertise is in branding, social media management, and content creation; the latter being the mantle of my interest. I love studying content, tracking shifts in trends, testing patterns of engagement, and finding the points where audiences lean in rather than scroll past.

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In addition to that, I command unquestionable fluency in creative writing i.e. punching down articles, blogs, storylines, and captions alike. 

 

I am also a complete workaholic, the burning passion in me drives me to work by the edge (I run on caffeine). I thoroughly enjoy working for my goals, in other sense, I truly love doing what I do. And that’s important for being productive and producing good output. I am always open to constructive criticism and suggestions while respecting my credibility and limits. This approach keeps me invested in tasks resulting in giving the best.

obsessed with coffee and doodles.

if truth were chocolate, it would be dark and bittersweet. just as rich with fruitier notes and genuine as how people would like it. the best kind out there.

There’s a certain honesty in a home accented in wood. it's about building a feeling and impression, for a home that feels rooted, familiar, lived-in. And overtime gathering fingerprints, and small memories.

​Veneers are a little bit like people — each one with tiny flaws, unique grains, full of life..

hands sticky from oranges, slippery seeds that won't let me get a grip. this month's summer weather is perfect for planting citrus saplings, but only if this coat cuts through. 

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