Was playing around with Rogie King's Noise & Texture plugin in Figma and thought it’d be fun to throw in a few excerpts from Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar. One thing led to another, and I ended up with these experiments in typography and texture. It got me thinking about how texture and typography can do more than just look interesting. They can help communicate the mood and meaning behind the words. What do you think? Does the chaos add to the story, or get in the way of it?

For me the chaos works when it stays tied to the words, like the tangle looping around "One by One". On the dense excerpt layouts legibility starts to eat the story, so I'd keep the noise away from the lines you want read first.

Created a premium advertising banner concept for Remento, a service that transforms family memories and recorded stories into beautiful books.

The design focuses on emotional storytelling, premium product presentation, and clear visual hierarchy.

Design highlights:

AI-assisted visual creation

E-commerce advertising concept

Product-focused composition

Professional typography

Marketing-oriented call-to-action

Warm, premium visual style

Tools: AI Design Tools, Photoshop

Project type: Concept Design / Portfolio Project