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I love blending retro-futurism with food photography 🍕🌙
I designed this series about 5 years ago for a pizza restaurant I worked with — entirely built through Photoshop collage, no AI, all manually crafted.
The goal wasn't just to look good — each frame was meant to turn the pizza from an object into the hero of a scene.
What I'm curious about in the Contra community: should product appetite appeal come first, or does storytelling/visual hook grab more attention?
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BURGY — Bold Burger Restaurant Website Concept 🍔✨
BURGY is a vibrant restaurant website concept designed to make the food feel impossible to ignore.
The idea was to bring the energy of a modern burger brand into the digital experience — bold, playful, appetite-driven, and built around one clear action: getting users closer to their next order.
The visual direction combines oversized typography, vivid green tones, high-impact food photography, and playful graphic details to give the brand a strong personality from the very first screen.
Special attention was given to:
• a product-first hero section that puts the burger at the center of attention;
• oversized typography that adds personality without competing with the food imagery;
• strong “Order Now” and menu CTAs that stay easy to spot;
• social proof elements that build trust around the brand;
• responsive mobile layouts that preserve the same bold visual character;
• alternative color directions to explore how the identity can adapt across different brand applications.
The result is a restaurant experience that feels energetic, memorable, and built to turn appetite into action 🍔
Looking to create a bold digital experience for your restaurant, food delivery service, or F&B brand?
Let’s make something people crave before they even place an order 🌶️
Love the colors here 💚
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WINK 🥤 — playful packaging for a functional beverage brand.
I wanted to explore what functional wellness could look like if it felt less clinical and more like a lifestyle brand.
So I created WINK around three ideas:
Function × Flavor × Personality
The result is a playful packaging system with expressive typography, bold flavor cues, quirky graphics, and a clear information hierarchy — built to feel distinctive while remaining easy to understand.
I’m especially interested in working with early-stage CPG, beverage, food, wellness, and lifestyle founders who need more than just a logo — brands that need a visual system that can actually grow with the product.
View the full case study → WINK on Contra
If you're working on a product launch, rebrand, or packaging refresh, I'd love to hear what you're building.
The quirky bold typography sitting right on the can instead of a cleaner label treatment is a smart call, it matches the personality angle way more than a typical clinical wellness drink would. Nice work on the flavor cue system too.
