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Bold before/after split-screen thumbnail for a room makeover video brush typography, expressive face, directional arrow, warm vs cool contrast.
SMALL ROOM BIG CHANGE with the before and after split is a classic click-worthy thumbnail formula. The brush typography and yellow arrow carry the transformation story well. Strong YouTube design instincts.
Thank you I really appreciate the feedback. I wanted the before and after contrast, bold typography, and yellow arrow to communicate the transformation instantly and make the thumbnail visually engaging. Glad you liked the concept
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Thank you to everyone who voted in my cover test. This time, I’m trying two short previews of DCS 654: my library of 654 dessert-inspired colors and matching textures, with ready-made palettes for your own design work.
Which video makes you more curious to explore the library: A or B?
And what made you choose that one?
You can take a closer look here: https://dcs.mariya.design/
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I’d pick B. It makes the colors and textures feel more engaging and makes me want to explore the full library.
Covers are my weakest muscle. I can build a whole visual world, and then freeze at one thumbnail 😅
MALA FLORA: a tattoo studio + gallery built from my painting Jardín Turbio. A shows the site on the street, B shows the flow in motion.
Which one makes you want to click?
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B, the tattoo frames moving made me stop scrolling where A reads more like a site screenshot
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