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Vision is a web concept for a platform sitting at the intersection of urban planning and archaeological research — two fields that rarely get design this considered.
The interface blends futuristic and industrial visual elements into a system that feels both advanced and human. A precise color scheme, sharp typography, and a layout that communicates technological capability without losing accessibility. Modern enough to inspire confidence, intuitive enough to actually use.
A digital environment built for researchers, planners, and institutions that want their tools to match the ambition of their work.
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The packaging study uses one carrier with separate pasta, bread and cheese modules. The visual system extends through a $5–$7 pasta menu, uniforms, bags and editorial campaign imagery.
Creative Direction — Mauricio Pontual.
Concept study. Packaging modelled in Blender; campaign imagery developed with AI-assisted tools and art direction.
Explore the complete project:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/255879863/Faro-Osteria-Food-Branding-Packaging-Design
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I’m testing two different creative directions and would love your honest opinion.
Version A focuses on a bright, minimal gallery experience with circular visual experiments.
Version B explores a darker, more cinematic product direction for Montairé with hardware-focused visuals.
Which one feels cooler, more premium, and more memorable — A or B?
I’d also love feedback on the typography, layout, animation, and overall art direction.
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I’d lean toward Version B. The darker direction gives the hardware more presence and makes the whole experience feel more intentional and engineered. Version A is visually interesting, but B gives Montairé a much clearer identity at first glance.
Exploring geometry beyond familiar dimensions.
Procedural motion, transformation and structure.
Wireframe only and it still reads as motion, that says the structure itself is the story here. Procedural geometry that breathes like this is way harder than it looks.