88 followers and counting! 🚀 A huge thank you to everyone who has supported my work on this plat...

88 followers and counting! 🚀 A huge thank you to everyone who has supported my work on this plat...88 followers and counting! 🚀 A huge thank you to everyone who has supported my work on this plat...

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Victor Abayomi

• 20h

88 followers and counting! 🚀 A huge thank you to everyone who has supported my work on this platform so far.

If you are a founder looking for fresh brand strategy, or a fellow creative interested in packaging design for CPG and lifestyle brands, make sure to hit follow. There is plenty more design work coming soon. Let's build standout brands together! 🤝

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Althea Nguyen

pro

• Jul 26

Designing a table lamp inspired by Vietnamese “áo dài” and “nón lá” with @Envato at the centre of my workflow.

Starting from a black-and-white sketch, I built the lamp's ceramic base and rice-paper shade using Envato's AI toolkit, tagging reference materials directly so AI wasn't guessing at textures it can't always read from an image alone.

AI was great at generating options. It was not great at knowing which option was right; I rejected a full batch that technically worked but lost the silhouette I actually wanted, and hand-retouched a detail (the finial) that AI kept leaving unfinished.

The bigger call AI couldn't make: timing this launch to back-to-school season in Vietnam, when áo dài comes back out. That's not a style choice; it's a commercial one.

See the full process and the part AI couldn't do in the VIDEO below. 👇

#envatochallenge @envato

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Abdullah Eroğlu

pro

• Jul 26

Great Submission!

Révolté

pro

• Jul 25

Spent way too long asking: can a brand look like it survived a riot and still hold up on a billboard? XEROX RIOT is my answer — every "random" letter in the logo actually follows the same rule, at every scale, every time. Chaos, but load-bearing.

Check it out

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Abdullah Eroğlu

pro

• Jul 25

When my page reloaded i didnt saw who post this, but i knew it was you at first glance. Really good and characteristic work. I like that dark street style blending with contrast color in a way you do it. Great work once again!