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NON-VEG THALI - Jaynshika Food Special 🍗🐟
A mouth-watering poster design for a desi food brand.
Concept:
I wanted to make people feel hungry just by looking at the poster. Used a top-view authentic thali on a brass plate - Chicken, Mutton, Fish, Egg Curry with Rice & Roti.
Focus:
Bold typography to grab attention
Real food photography for craving
Premium & desi look
Perfect for: Restaurants, Cloud K
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