I create eye-catching fast-food pizza ads in CapCut, using attractive visuals, engaging text, smooth transitions, and effects to make the pizza look irresistible and drive customer interest.
RAVENSCAR RACING — Independent Motorsport Brand Concept
A visual identity exploration built around performance, precision, and a cleaner future.
The concept develops a complete visual world for a modern racing brand, from the race car and driver identity to team environment, digital presence, merchandise and supporting brand assets.
The goal was to create a distinctive, cohesive motorsport identity that combines racing energy with a contemporary, performance-driven visual language.
Concept by Elza Schwibinger Concepts
Mainz, Germany
The system feels cohesive from the car graphics through the digital touchpoints—the red accents and tight black palette carry performance without becoming noisy. The supporting asset spread also makes the identity feel genuinely usable, not just a logo exercise.
Sea Salt Foot Bath — Sakura Bubble Collection Packaging Design
Minimal & Refined
A clean white packaging system creates a modern, calming aesthetic that reflects the relaxing nature of a foot bath ritual.
Japanese-Inspired Aesthetic
The floral forms and Sakura-inspired concept introduce a subtle Japanese influence, giving the collection a delicate and sophisticated character.
Soft Colour Coding
Pastel tones differentiate each fragrance — Chamomile, Lavender, Rose, and Jasmine — while maintaining a cohesive visual identity across the collection.
Product Presentation
The structured gift-box layout presents each bath piece neatly and clearly, creating a premium unboxing experience while allowing the colours and sculptural floral shapes to become the main visual focus.
Clean Typography
Minimal typography and generous spacing reinforce the sense of simplicity, relaxation, and understated elegance.
Overall Concept
A packaging design that combines minimalism, soft botanical colours, and a spa-inspired aesthetic, transforming an everyday foot bath product into a refined self-care experience.
Credit: HWG
The pastel palette maps one color per fragrance across four boxes, so the shelf reads as a scent index before anyone touches a single box - the color-coding is doing the sorting work a label usually does.