Festive Christmas Campaign Design Highlighting a 50% Discount

Festive Christmas Campaign Design Highlighting a 50% DiscountFestive Christmas Campaign Design Highlighting a 50% Discount

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Rosebeth Anyiam

pro

• Nov 4

Making a 50% Christmas offer hard to ignore.

For this Christmas campaign concept, I wanted to create something festive, bold and promotional without losing the brand's visual appeal.

My creative thinking

The 50% discount needed to be the first thing people noticed. I used visual hierarchy to give the offer prominence while the Christmas elements helped establish the seasonal mood.

The goal was to balance the festive atmosphere with a clear promotional message.

I would love to hear your thoughts.

Does the design communicate the offer effectively? What would you change?

Brand Design Graphic Design Figma Ideogram Visual Design

Webshocker Matjaz Valentar

pro

• Oct 31

Website visual I created for an insurance company.

3D Design Web Design 3D Modeling

Raghav Goyal

• Oct 30

Hey Everyone! I've been a little quiet on here lately, but I'm finally back with lots of amazing branding and packaging design case studies which I was working behind the scenes. Keep an eye out for lots of verified case studies coming your way. 👀 For now, here’s a little peek at some of the work I’ve created lately for a contemporary Italian cafe in Lecce.

Brand Design branding Packaging Design

Daniela Galicia

• 14h

Love it! Great work!

Mateus Franzé

pro

• Oct 31

CANTIN | You know our coffee. Meet the neighbors.

I found John James Audubon's The Birds of America (1827–1838) on Wikimedia Commons and in the National Gallery of Art's open collection, hand-coloured engravings where every bird is drawn life-size on the plant it lives on. I cropped seven public-domain plates, without captions or plate numbers, and trained a Recraft V4 Style on them that I called Audubon Aves do Brasil. Audubon never painted Brazil, so I used his way of drawing on Brazilian birds that live around our coffee farms. To tie it together I created CANTIN, an invented Brazilian coffee brand with the campaign line "You know our coffee. Now meet the neighbors." That brand is the twist, since his plates now sell a 2026 coffee on the poster, the campaign seal, the labels, the tins and the kraft bags.

Completed work