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Sharing a set of social media designs I created for Ramas Hair Braiding! 🤎
For this project, I wanted the designs to feel elegant, warm, and consistent with the brand's identity.
I worked with a rich brown and cream colour palette, paired with typography that gives the posts a polished feel while keeping the information easy to read.
The content includes hair care tips, braiding styles, educational posts, and promotional designs. I wanted each graphic to have its own personality while still looking like part of the same brand.
I really enjoyed working on this collection and bringing all these ideas together!
Always happy to connect with businesses looking for social media design and content creation support. If you think I'd be a good fit for a project, I'd love to hear from you. ✨
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