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With the right process and workflow, a full luxury campaign can come together in a few days. I designed a speculative eyewear brand called Oroscuro, built its first frame in 3D, and carried that one pair of glasses through a hero film, vertical cuts, three lifestyle reels, seven print ads and six hero stills. This breakdown walks through the thinking behind every part of it.
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