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XDUNE — Off-Road Adventure Landing Page
A bold landing page concept built around speed, freedom, and off-road adventure 🔥
The visual direction combines desert landscapes, oversized typography, and a dynamic vehicle composition to make the experience feel energetic from the first screen
Special attention was given to:
• Strong action-focused hero composition
• Bold typography and clear hierarchy
• Desert-inspired visual atmosphere
• Adventure-focused CTA
• Responsive mobile experience
• Simple and clean navigation
The result is a high-energy landing page that feels fast, adventurous, and made for people who want to get off the road
Looking to create a bold website for an automotive, outdoor, or adventure brand? Let’s connect 🚀
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New Brand Identity project alert! 🚨
GATE108 is a forward-thinking ecosystem bringing together people, ideas, experiences and new ways of living, working and connecting.
We’ve been their long-term design partner, shaping and continuously evolving a flexible visual ecosystem across visual strategy, brand identity, creative direction, digital experiences, event assets, 3D motion and social media.
Inspired by the idea of GATE108 as a gateway into a multidimensional world of people, ideas and possibilities, we’ve built a brand system designed to move, adapt and grow across physical and digital spaces.
As the brand evolves, we continue to create new expressions while keeping the wider ecosystem cohesive, recognisable and ready for what’s next.
I recently collaborated with Noah Camp on a project for Suicide Prevention Month. We wanted to create something that spoke directly to the LGBTQIA+ community and how we found light after dark periods in our lives.
It combined my illustration with Noah's 3D finesse to create something bigger than either of us could do alone. The piece reminds our community that they have a life worth living and people who care.
