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Meet Revive – the new playful app concept
In this one, I wanted to show a world where creativity has no age limit. Where bold colors, oversized typography, and quirky characters make the whole experience feel vibrant and alive.
I tried to make the sports & lifestyle niche look more expressive, more energetic and a lot less predictable.
❤️ if you love it and share your thoughts on this one
And if you want something this bold for your product → DM me or email sethbukonen@gmail.com
i hope to be as cool as her one day
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The must needed idea being executed , Amazing .
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