Human by Design, LUMMÉ. I didn’t start with a prompt. I started with a concept. The goal was to m...

Human by Design, LUMMÉ. I didn’t start with a prompt. I started with a concept. The goal was to m...Human by Design, LUMMÉ. I didn’t start with a prompt. I started with a concept. The goal was to m...

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Yosep Rendi

• Jul 20

Human by Design, LUMMÉ.

I didn’t start with a prompt. I started with a concept.

The goal was to make LUMMÉ feel like a real luxury perfume brand, so the first thing I designed was the logo. Once that was locked in, I developed the cap shape from it so every detail felt connected instead of looking like a generic perfume bottle.

From there, I moved on to the product presentation. I used Envato AI to visualize each variant through images and videos, while also using its library for fonts, graphics, sound, video stock and photo stocks to keep the branding consistent. I also sourced the music and sound effects from Envato to give the final video a more premium feel.

AI definitely made the production process faster, but the creative decisions were still mine. I chose the materials, defined the color palette for every variant, and made sure the entire collection felt cohesive from start to finish.

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Yosep Rendi

• Jul 20

Behind the process of creating Lummé, how this brand came to life 😊

Isabel Feuerstein

pro

• Jul 20

make sure your submission meets all requirements for the prize pool, including a walkthrough of how you made your submission!

Yosep Rendi

• Jul 20

Thank you for the reminder, I'll attach the walkthrough video shortly 😊

Anna D.

• Jul 20

The branding looks great!

Yosep Rendi

• Jul 20

Thank you, appreciate it! 🙌

Guoshuai Zhang

• Jul 21

This was a fun watch! It's always interesting to see the different workflows people use to turn an idea into a finished piece. Nice work!

Angeline M

• Jul 27

Great product video🔥

Nazmul Islam

• Sep 26

A jewelry brand shouldn't feel special only when the box is opened. For Mivessa, the goal was to build that feeling from the very first touchpoint.

The M monogram became the visual signature of the brand simple enough to remember, distinctive enough to own. Then we carried that identity into the full experience: → Jewelry boxes → Velvet pouches → Ribbons → Wrapping materials → Gift cards → Brand stationery

Deep green creates a rich, premium foundation. Gold adds warmth and elegance. And the consistent use of the identity turns separate materials into one recognizable brand experience. Because premium branding isn't only about how the jewelry looks. It's also about how the brand feels before, during, and after the purchase. 🏀 Full Design Showcase – Better View on Dribbble. Premium Jewelry Brand Identity, Packaging & Brand Materials

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Zara Designs

• Sep 26

The monogram, packaging, and overall visual language feel premium.

Fazal Rehman

• Sep 26

Yumbrellla Cafe recently commissioned a promotional poster for the launch of their new signature drink, "YumPurple," designed for both social media campaigns and in-store display. To make things interesting, I’m putting this project to the "Taste Test." On the right is my custom design, and on the left is an AI-generated concept. Let's see which visual makes the stronger impact!