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Last minute submission for the Fuser challenge!
Created a mood-based yogurt drink brand concept, Yomo, with three blends: Calm Berry, Golden Energy, and Focus Boost.
Developed entirely in Fuser, covering concept exploration, basic visual identity, product mockups, and cinematic product scenes.
Each flavor is translated into a distinct visual world through color, character, and environment.
Designed for young, health-conscious consumers who are drawn to playful and expressive brands.
See the full workflow here
Wow that's some branding!
great job 👌
Welcome, keep up the good work .
Awesome. win win
this looks real good!
Just awesome!
Nice!
awesome work
The design looks awesome. Great project!
The branding is so brilliant, great work.
Impressive work
Cute and aesthic with natural effects
Awesome !!
Looks attractive and amazing..nice work
Amazing!
Now this is really amazing, I will start using fusion for my mockups
Works like these make me want to go into branding
Nice
Amazing
This is how you capture the 'young, health-conscious' demographic! Playful branding only works if the visual identity is structured and cohesive, and you’ve nailed that here.
The transition from 'Calm' to 'Energy' via environment and character is such a smart way to communicate...
You're welcome😊
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