Choose the Best Campaign: Café Aurora's Matcha Espresso Fusion

Choose the Best Campaign: Café Aurora's Matcha Espresso FusionChoose the Best Campaign: Café Aurora's Matcha Espresso Fusion

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Rahul Gaur

• 6h

I explored two creative directions for a promotional campaign for Café Aurora's Matcha Espresso Fusion + Pistachio Cookie Combo.

Option A → Clean, minimalist, modern. Option B → Rich, editorial, premium café advertising style.

Both designs promote the same product, but they create very different first impressions.

I'm curious:

👉 Which poster would make you stop scrolling? 👉 Which one feels more premium and professional? 👉 Which one would make you more likely to order the combo?

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4 votes

Ends in 1d

Girum Tamiru

• 4h

Option A

En Zuo

pro

• 5h

Great work.

Philip Gerrits

• May 30

Experimenting with editorial poster design in Canva. Wanted to explore how disruption and structure can coexist — rough textures, bold type, a limited palette.

Open for poster design projects — offering it free for my first client. DM me if you're interested.

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1 voted

33%

2 voted

67%

3 votes

Closed

En Zuo

pro

• May 31

Nice work.

Asif Younas

pro

• May 29

Same brand. Same product. Which one sells more?

Two heroes. Two completely different directions.

V1 — dark, bold, high energy. Orange hits hard. The kind of hero that stops a scroll.

V2 — clean, editorial, refined. Cream and serif. Feels like a brand you'd trust with your pet's health.

I'll let you vote. Drop your answer below.

Claude shopifydeveloper Shopify

7 voted

24%

22 voted

76%

29 votes

Closed

Nagaraj M

pro

• May 29

Dark mode!

Olaoluwa Olanrewaju

• May 29

Building a Premium Identity: Using Minimalist Visual Storytelling to Drive Luxury Positioning for Apamiam Face Cream.

The Challenge: The client struggled to differentiate their face cream in a saturated market. The brand felt "generic," leading to poor organic engagement and low premium-pricing acceptance.

The Strategy: I repositioned the brand as a "lifestyle essential" rather than just skincare. Using my experience in minimalist design, I created a sophisticated, cohesive visual language that highlighted the tactile, sensory experience of the product.

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