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Designed a promotional social media campaign for a six-week fitness transformation program. The objective was to increase sign-ups using bold typography, vibrant colors, and a clear call-to-action.
Tools: Canva.
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Food promotions for a café/restaurant brand (The Kitchen & Co.): burger offers, a cozy breakfast post, and a fresh healthy-eating campaign
Bold promotional posts with strong typography and clear discount callouts
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Warm, rustic tones for comfort food and breakfast; clean, bright palettes for healthy eating; bold, high-contrast styles for promotions
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Fitness Journey by Wolf — bold visuals for a brand that lives and breathes fitness.
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wolf as the mark for a fitness brand just makes sense, and seeing it carried onto the packaging sells the whole system
