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I gave ChatGPT the worst café branding brief imaginable.
Just a bunch of rough sketches and a very loose idea.
Then I asked it to turn the whole thing into a real-life café brand.
And somehow, in under 30 seconds, it managed to keep the little details I liked while turning them into something that actually felt cohesive.
Now I’m wondering how far you can push a terrible brief before it stops being terrible.
The jump from loose sketches to a cohesive café world is so satisfying—those little cup and bag marks carry through beautifully. I especially like how the roughness survived the polish instead of getting flattened.
Experimenting with my components to create something special for you :)
A: Hero section created using Dither Engine
B: Pricing section created using Halftone Engine
Which one would you pick? 👀
👇 A or B ?
2 voted
67%
1 voted
33%
3 votes
Closed
Going with B on this. The halftone texture on the pricing section gives it personality without distracting from the conversion goal. Dither on the hero is cool but feels like it competes with the headline.
Whenever I get time, I like to do mockups to keep my creativity sharp. In this case, nature backgrounds were my inspiration to showcase all four seasons.
Long before Apple began using them, Windows offered a range of wallpapers that brought beautiful scenes from around the world to their user's desktop.
Here's some I felt best captured the essence of each season.
