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Where design stops asking for permission.
This visual study piece imagines a world where architecture, fashion, and art are no longer separate disciplines; but one continuous language. Structure becomes fabric. Fabric becomes movement. The body becomes a living building.
It asks: what would design look like if there were no limits?
No limits holding back form.
No categories dividing creativity.
No rules about what something should be.
It’s a study of fluidity culture and strength.
A reminder that when we allow disciplines to merge, we don’t just create objects, we create experience ✨️
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Exploring imagination through texture, typography and skincare. ✨
For THÉRAPEAU, I wanted to push the visual identity beyond packaging and explore how serum, gel and cream could become part of the brand language itself.
Using the core wordmark as a starting point, I experimented with different materials, colours and tactile expressions — turning skincare textures into typography and visual studies.
These explorations were created together with ChatGPT as part of the creative process, helping me test ideas quickly while keeping the final brand direction grounded in my own identity system and design decisions.
A small study in how texture can become communication. 💧
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Letting the wordmark turn into the material itself is a strong idea. Did you set a limit for how far a texture can distort the letters before it stops reading as THÉRAPEAU?
A packaging project I worked on earlier this year for Chop O, a plantain cluster snack brand targeting Nigerian and European markets.
The idea was to create something bold, playful, and full of personality, with vibrant colors and a packaging system that stands out on the shelves.
Always excited to work on fun food and beverage brands. Let's connect! 🚀
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