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Fasciatone Powergun – Product Promotional Poster
Designed a modern and eye-catching promotional poster for the Fasciatone Powergun, a portable percussion massage gun. Created in Adobe Photoshop, this design combines bold typography, a sleek product presentation, and a refreshing teal-and-black color palette to highlight the product’s features and premium look.
Design Highlights:
Software: Adobe Photoshop
Design Type: Product Advertising & Promotional Poster
Style: Modern, Minimalist & Professional
Color Palette: Teal, Black, White & Blue
Key Elements: Bold typography, product-focused layout, massage gun attachments, dynamic background effects, and price highlighting.
This project showcases my skills in visual composition, color selection, typography, and product advertising design. My goal was to create a visually engaging poster that captures attention and presents the product in a professional and appealing way.
Available for freelance UI/UX design projects and custom promotional poster designs.
The struck-through price next to $99.97 reads as a deal at a glance. Tiny catch: the label says PRIZE, I think you meant PRICE, unless the gun is a giveaway 😄
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