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Some designs start with a clear idea. This one started with a feeling.
I wanted to explore identity, duality, and the different versions of ourselves we carry as we grow. The layered silhouettes, muted textures, and bold red were all intentional—each element adding to the emotion I wanted the piece to hold.
There’s no client brief behind this one. Just curiosity, experimentation, and a few hours spent creating something that felt honest.
Personal work like this reminds me why I fell in love with design in the first place.
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