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I’m currently working on AI-powered product videos, UGC-style content, and social media advertisements for brands. I use AI tools to create engaging product visuals, promotional videos, and creative brand content that helps products stand out online.
I’m also building my portfolio by creating high-quality sample advertisements for skincare, beauty, fashion, and lifestyle products. My goal is to help brands create attractive, modern, and engaging content for Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and other social media platforms.
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What would happen if a modern skincare product had to communicate without the visual language we associate with beauty today?
Instead, I went back to Art Nouveau, where typography, illustration, architecture, and ornament were treated as one visual system.
The subject actually felt surprisingly natural for the era. Art Nouveau was heavily inspired by nature, craftsmanship, beauty, and organic forms, all ideas that still show up constantly in skincare branding today.
One rule I refused to break: the decoration had to belong to the composition. It couldn't just be added on top to make something “look vintage.”
So... what modern product would you love to see reimagined in another design era? 👀
Reimagining modern skincare through Art Nouveau is such a refreshing take. Integrated ornamentation rather than surface-level decoration gives the packaging a deeply authentic, organic weight. Would love to see an electro functional tech brand reimagined in a Bauhaus or Brutalist framework!
Great visual hierarchy.
FARO OSTERIA — Italian comfort. Street energy.
A brand and takeaway concept built around the entire meal: bold packaging, a clear digital menu and a street presence that carries the same identity from counter to customer.
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
Amazing🙌
