Minimal Skincare Product Ad Design for Deconstruct

Minimal Skincare Product Ad Design for DeconstructMinimal Skincare Product Ad Design for Deconstruct

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harshil sondagar

• 8h

✨ Minimal Skincare Ad Design | Deconstruct

Less clutter. More impact. 🤍

Created a clean, modern & premium social media poster for Deconstruct’s Dark Spot Clearing Serum.

The goal was to highlight the product with a minimal aesthetic, strong typography, and a balanced layout that communicates the message clearly.

Design Highlights: • Minimal & premium visual style • Clean product-focused layout • Strong typography and hierarchy • Clear, engaging brand communication

💡 4 Problems. 1 Solution.

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Lepisov Branding

pro

• Oct 26

Proper Form — Social Media Branding System

A flexible social media system created for Proper Form as part of the wider brand identity.

The template system was designed to adapt across different post formats, banners and platforms while maintaining a consistent visual language.

Rather than repeating one rigid layout, the system gives the brand room to vary composition, imagery and content while remaining clearly recognizable.

Created by Lepisov Branding in collaboration with Creative Mints.

Logo design: Ilya Gorchanyuk Creative direction: Dmitry Lepisov Brand identity + social system: Lepisov Branding × Creative Mints

Brand Design Logo Design Motion Design Claude Figma Spline logo identity branding

Ella Shteier

• Oct 26

This is how a social system should work: strong enough rules that the brand reads at thumbnail size, loose enough that the feed never looks copy-pasted. Do you hand clients a Figma kit for this, or build it in something their team edits themselves?