Motion-Driven Visual Identity for Fast-Casual Mexican Street Food

Motion-Driven Visual Identity for Fast-Casual Mexican Street FoodMotion-Driven Visual Identity for Fast-Casual Mexican Street Food

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Isabella Guran

pro

• 15h

Visual identity in motion. Turning fast casual Mexican street food into an iconic, high-contrast design system.

Brand Design

Rahman Rahe

• 4h

Creative approach

Sâmara Fontoura

• Sep 25

Turning a simple cookie into a memorable brand experience. A packaging concept created to combine strategy, nostalgia, and a timeless American feel.

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Celia | BEFAR Studio

max

• 2d

Beautiful design 😍

Daniel G Bright

max

• Sep 24

Marigold was a one-day concept for a design challenge. I set the direction in real photography before generating anything. That order matters more than people think. If you generate first, you're negotiating with whatever the model offers. If you shoot or choose real references first, you've set a standard the rest of the work has to meet. The tool didn't set the taste. It matched a bar that already existed.

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Progress Fisayo

pro

• Sep 25

Great work!, love the colors

Mariya Design

pro

• Sep 24

These 2020 banners for Sports Timing Systems took me hours upon hours. I had to use various tools and resources: 3D Max, 3D models, stock images, all mixed and edited in Photoshop. When I did the brand evolution in 2024, I swapped the 3D models for AI-gen, yet the final looks/effects were post-produced in Adobe PS. Which one feels neater, better, cooler, eye-catching? In both cases visuals were made as series, matching the full branding I developed at the time.