Discover Oasis: A Clear-Cut Digital Marketing Landing Page

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Natasha Belova

• Feb 16

Hi everyone! Natasha here 👋

Sharing a recent case study — Oasis, a digital marketing landing page concept focused on clean structure and clear service presentation.

Feedback is always welcome 🙂

Check it out

Figma Jitter Graphic Design

a link to the video instead.

Oasis - Digital Marketing Landing Page

Figma

Jitter

Graphic Design

UI Design

Web Design

Gabriel de Castro

pro

• Mar 8

A personal art direction study inspired by Aperol.

Concept: “Fresh dip like a…🔥”

This project explores the refreshing sensation of summer — that instant feeling when you dive into a pool or take the first cold sip of a drink under the sun. The idea was to translate that moment visually through a mix of photography and bold graphic shapes.

By blending cut-out photography with fluid and geometric forms, the compositions create a sense of movement and immersion, as if the images themselves were dipping into color and freshness.

The goal was to create a playful and contemporary aesthetic that captures the light, social, and refreshing spirit associated with Aperol.

This is a personal creative exploration of how graphic forms and photography can merge to express the feeling of a refreshing summer “dip”.

Art Direction Graphic Design Illustration Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Adobe Photoshop

Kirill Leksanov

max

• Mar 9

Cool!!

Alice D.

• Mar 8

SaaS brand concept.

Framer Figma Brand Design

Abhiram Tinguria

• Mar 8

Really clean SaaS concept. The gradient lighting and dark UI give it a very premium feel. Nicely done.

Nirmit Rana

pro

• Mar 8

Midjourney Figma webdesign

Many of my hero explorations are hugely inspired by nature. Do you think motion added to the experience here? Or does it distract from the intention? Please let me know in comments.

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