Explore the Visual Essence of Fragrance in Design

Explore the Visual Essence of Fragrance in DesignExplore the Visual Essence of Fragrance in Design

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sriparna chakraborty

• 2h

What does a fragrance look like before you smell it?

For Karmae, I explored a visual world that feels light, celestial, and intentionally undefined; just like the scent itself. Genderless, dreamy, and a little surreal.

Using Google Gemini, I translated abstract brand cues into tangible mockups; where art direction becomes as important as the product.

Because sometimes, you don’t design the object. You design the feeling around it.

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Sam Stoof

pro

• Apr 25

Blending surrealism with Midjourney v8.1

Midjourney Creative Design Creative Direction Brand Design Figma Paper

Subrata Roy

pro

• Apr 25

Nice.

Yandel

• Apr 24

Packaging & Brand System for Baren Lab.

Brand Design Packaging Design Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop

Mustafa Kazmi

• Apr 27

nice

Anita Autorino

max

• Apr 24

Mimicry in design is useful, but it’s also why so many brands start to look the same.

When something works, it feels safer to follow what’s already proven.

But that also removes the chance to stand out.

Taking a different direction is riskier, but it’s usually where the most interesting work comes from.

When was the last time you saw a brand or worked on a project that actually took a risk?

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Pawel Nosal

pro

• Apr 25

Very true. I think we’re entering a time where mimicry will become even more visible, especially with AI making it easier to copy and output what already exists. That’s why the real value in design is not just visuals, but purpose and direction behid it. Anyone can copy a...