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Thumbnail Designs
Designed eye-catching thumbnails, with a focus on clear messaging, strong visual hierarchy, and layouts that capture attention quickly while keeping the brand style consistent.
My role: Thumbnail Design • Canva • Visual Content • Creative Direction • Brand Consistency
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