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Cookie Bites 🍪 is a concept built from idea to shelf.
I’ve been exploring how a cookie brand could feel like a real startup, not just a logo on a mockup. From the visual identity and packaging to the small customer touchpoints that make a brand memorable, I designed every detail to create one connected experience.
Would love to know, what makes you stop and notice a food brand? 👀
Concept created for creative exploration and portfolio purposes, not an existing commercial brand.
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I create performance focused ad creatives for brands
[ from statics to video + AI content ]
Here’s a quick look at some of my work + the results behind it
Excited to connect with other creative professionals here and share more of my work ✨🥰
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Boyle’s Food Truck visual identity
The other day I started thinking of fictional brands from TV shows and If you ever watched Brooklyn Nine-Nine you must know Boyle!
The idea was simple:
What would Boyle’s food truck look like if it were a real Brooklyn food truck?
I approached it as a visual designer, building the identity around the character himself — enthusiastic, slightly chaotic, unapologetically passionate about food, and very Brooklyn.
I worked on the visual language across the truck, typography, colors, graphics and supporting touchpoints to make it feel like an actual food business with a mascot, rather than just a prop from a TV show.
The challenge was finding the balance between Brooklyn, food culture and Boyle's personality without making it feel like a generic New York food truck.
And honestly, fictional brands are some of my favorite design exercises.
There’s already a story, a personality and an audience.
The fun part is figuring out:
What does that look like?
Creativity at its Peak
Art made by children of the past. Rebuilt for children today.
The goal is not to replace the original work, but to create a bridge between children separated by centuries.
Laura Hyde, age 13 — Sampler, 1800
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/14059
Rebekah White, age 13 — Sampler, 1766
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/14087
John Singleton Copley, about age 15 — The Return of Neptune, ca. 1754
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/10534
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