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PEAK PERFORMANCE | Fitness Social Media Campaign
A bold fitness campaign designed to make every post feel powerful, energetic, and performance driven. I combined strong typography, high contrast visuals, electric purple accents, and motivational messaging to create a cohesive social media identity for Peak Performance.
Focus: Fitness Branding, Social Media Design, Art Direction, Campaign Design, AI Visuals
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Honestly the honey cake one, that drip catches my eye before I even register there's text on it. The purple one reads more like a quote card I'd scroll past. Is this for the same client or two different brands you're testing styles for?