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Social Media Ad Design - Royal Air Maroc A concept promotional poster aimed at inspiring global travelers. The design visually bridges the excitement of trip planning (holding a passport and plane model) with an iconic destination backdrop. Focused on digital compositing, color grading, and typography alignment to match the airline's premium brand identity.
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Here's a little timelapse of my process in Photoshop, and some pics of the final poster (my reference is at the end). Let me know what you think!
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beautiful work, that halftone is gorgeous.
If there’s one thing I love about AI adverts and video production, it has to be experimentation.
I’ve been working on an advertisement for PickPeas, and this right here is the first draft.
There’s still a LOT I want to fix and enhance. The pacing, a few transitions, some character details, and a couple of visual moments can definitely be pushed further.
But honestly?
This already feels about 80% complete.
And that’s what I find so interesting about working with AI for video. You can start with a rough idea, experiment with different visual directions, test a sequence, break it, rebuild it, and suddenly you’re looking at something that actually feels like an advert.
The goal isn’t to get everything perfect in the first generation.
It’s to experiment enough to discover what works.
This is just Draft 01. 👀
I’ll share the final version once I’ve pushed it further.
What do you think of the direction so far?
Brilliant!