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Taste Test
A little creative experiment.
I created two versions of the same campaign, each with its own vibe and visual direction. Now I'm curious...
Which one would you stop scrolling for?
A or B? ✨
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I will go with a. And i have to say A has one of the best font choice with video behind it and the overall designing colors etc. is insane!
Thank you!! 😍
option b more clean
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