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Campaign concept — skincare
Built as a speculative product study, with emphasis on character consistency and product accuracy across scenes.
Focused on material fidelity, surface behavior, and controlled reflection under neutral light.
Designed as a campaign-ready visual direction,
not a standalone render.
Spec work. AI-generated product visuals covering concept, art direction, lighting logic, and post-production.
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