I'm sure you're familiar with Salman Sadi, especially if you've heard of "Khuda Lagse." Recently, I had the opportunity to work on a project for Sadi Bhaiya, who's always been an inspiration to me. His request was straightforward but exciting: "Zahid, I need a display picture for my profile."

Driven by my enthusiasm and respect for him, I couldn't help but dive deep into the details of this project. I wanted to create something truly special for him. During the process, I even shared a video of my work in progress. It was a joy to see how much Sadi Bhaiya appreciated not just the final product, but also the journey I took to create this simple yet meaningful Instagram display picture. The entire experience was incredibly fulfilling for me, and I'm genuinely proud of the work I did.

"Learn Space Repeat" is an innovative concept that revolves around the effective technique of spaced repetition. This method involves reviewing educational material at systematic intervals. Initially, these intervals are quite short - think of reviewing something after one hour, then again after four hours, and once more after a day. As you progress and become more familiar with the material, the intervals gradually increase, extending to four days, then a week, and eventually to two weeks.

For this unique idea, I envisioned creating an image of Ayman Sadiq with a 'mad scientist' vibe, set against the backdrop of a library. Unfortunately, I encountered some challenges with Midjourney in bringing this vision to life, which led to a lot of back-and-forth in the creative process. However, I was determined to persevere. I wanted to depict Ayman Bhaiya in a way that truly embodied the spirit of a scientist, so I took the liberty of creatively adjusting his hair to fit this theme.

I'm eager to hear what you think about this approach. Do you think it effectively captures the essence of spaced repetition and the scholarly, inquisitive spirit of Ayman Sadiq?

The Pomodoro Technique is a method for enhancing time management by dividing work into 25-minute segments, called pomodori, interspersed with short breaks. It’s designed to foster a healthier relationship with time, enabling efficient task completion and increased productivity with reduced stress.

This concept struck me while exploring YouTube for related content. To illustrate it, I aimed to depict a before-and-after scenario, inspired by the effective use of split screens in thumbnails, like those in Mr. Beast’s videos. I acknowledge that Ayman Sadiq’s head might look somewhat unrealistic upon closer inspection. However, considering thumbnails are usually viewed on smaller screens like mobiles or desktops, these details often go unnoticed. Time constraints prevented me from refining the head and neck details further.

I’d appreciate your feedback on this creative approach.

The concept for the thumbnail was straightforward yet impactful: showcasing an empty head. This idea was initially restricted and couldn't be shared in its original form, leading me to create a more modest version eventually.

This inspiration struck me suddenly after watching a video, and I had to act quickly due to time constraints. The idea originated from the classic cartoon "Tom & Jerry," where an empty wallet or head is often depicted with a blank space, sometimes with a bee flying out of it. While I'm not entirely sure of the symbolic reason behind this imagery in the cartoon, I decided to incorporate a similar theme in my design.

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on this creative interpretation.