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I created this piece to demonstrate how visual design can communicate strategy at a glance. The concept was inspired by the way brands move between platforms today, where content, messaging, and audience experience should feel connected rather than fragmented. The soft watercolor movement contrasts with clean icon placement to represent the balance between creativity and structure that guides my work.
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Great execution is expected. Distribution is the edge.
Every project has hidden pillars you can break down and turn into content.
Here's how I broke down Orne Mendi's album identity:
→ Brand DNA
→ Typography
→ Cover System
→ Motion Identity
→ Art Direction
→ Digital + Physical
1 concept → 50+ pieces.
What would your pillars be?
Such a good point. The project itself is just the starting point breaking down the thinking behind it is where the real content lives.
What if a jewelry brand could feel luxurious before you ever step inside the store?
Most jewelry advertising focuses only on the product.
A ring on white background.
A logo in the corner.
Nothing memorable.
But luxury is built in the feeling before purchase.
The pause.
The attention.
The emotion.
So I designed this Ondine campaign concept to turn a public space into a premium brand moment.
A dark cinematic billboard placed in a clean subway setting.
Two handcrafted rings become the hero.
Silver sparkle against deep black.
Minimal typography with space to breathe.
The message stays simple:
Finished by hands that understand beauty.
Because true luxury doesn’t need to shout.
It attracts quietly.
The goal was to make people stop for one second during a busy day…
and feel elegance in motion.
Designed by Orbix Studio.
#BrandingDesign #LuxuryBranding #JewelryBranding #AdvertisingDesign #CreativeDirection #OrbixStudio
Nice work
People see your work… but not really see you?
Most creatives pour everything into client work portfolio and have almost nothing left that feels like them
Client work carries someone else's vibe. That's the nature of the job, and that's okay. But your website and social media - that's where you get to show up as yourself completely
That's where people recognize you. That's where the right clients find you, not because of what you made for others, but because of how you show up when it's all yours
For me, it turned into a very simple rule
Every time I create or share something, I ask myself:
does this actually feel like me?
Not "is it good", not "will it perform", not "does it fit the algorithm"
Just that.
If the answer is no, I either change it or don't post it at all
It removes a lot of noise
Decisions get simpler
I don't have to guess what works
I just follow what feels true
Such a nice take, actually! Feel ya!
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