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Turning a simple cookie into a memorable brand experience.
A packaging concept created to combine strategy, nostalgia, and a timeless American feel.
#BrandIdentity #PackagingDesign #FoodBranding #CreativeDirection
Beautiful design 😍
These 2020 banners for Sports Timing Systems took me hours upon hours. I had to use various tools and resources: 3D Max, 3D models, stock images, all mixed and edited in Photoshop.
When I did the brand evolution in 2024, I swapped the 3D models for AI-gen, yet the final looks/effects were post-produced in Adobe PS.
Which one feels neater, better, cooler, eye-catching?
In both cases visuals were made as series, matching the full branding I developed at the time.
8 voted
26%
23 voted
74%
31 votes
Closed
Definitely A looks current and the design feels neater and cleaner
The original was a bracelet on a grey concrete surface. The detail is all there, but nothing about it says "premium."
So I took the same piece and built a campaign around it. The first image shows the before and after. The next three are full ad concepts, each with its own setting, light, and mood, so you can see how one product can carry more than one story.
The bracelet stays the same in every frame. Only the world around it changes.
This is a personal concept project, not a client job. Brand names and trademarks belong to their owners.
Tools: Gemini,Nanobanana pro, GPT image 2.5
Worth naming the limit on that, though: the world around it is rentable. Any competitor can buy the same silk, the same rim light, the same stone plinth, so staging lifts perceived value right up to the point where two brands in a category stage the identical scene. The frame...