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Product-catalog cleanup — fictional practice project
A fictional product catalog with inconsistent categories, text-formatted prices and a duplicate record. The cleaned workbook preserves leading zeros in SKUs, applies an explicit category mapping, converts known USD prices to numbers and leaves one missing price for the owner to supply. Six source rows become five retained products. No product facts or prices are invented.
Created with AI-assisted tools and checked against the source records. This is a demonstration, not past client work.
Small spreadsheet cleanup starts at $25: one sheet, up to 500 rows and 10 columns, after scope review.
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🎙️ The project walkthrough voiceover was created with ElevenLabs, and the original music was generated with Suno.
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The Met Artwork: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/195456
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Hello!
Sincerely wanting to be a part of a design community for a while now, and I found Contra.
I work in-house on a design team in marketing.
However,
Here, I will be posting my creative passion projects!
Connect with designers who share the same passion in making every project better than the last.
Designing since 18, I am now 32, and in that period, learning Blender, Adobe, and now Claude has helped me enjoy my work even more than usual!
This is a fictional refreshment brand, and the images you see are mostly Pinterest-driven lifestyle photoshoots passed through image generation software.
The packaging was used to teach the model how to apply materials and design, the images were mainly pinterest inspos some slightly altered to fit the colors of the cans.
You can check the full case study here https://www.lazarstanisic.com/projects/cochaa-blaast
Looking forward to connecting!
Rendering the cans instead of dropping them into flat mockups buys you something people underrate: you can throw the same can into six lighting setups and find out which of those colourways still reads on a cold fridge shelf. Does the in-house marketing work feed these at all, or do you keep the two deliberately apart?
Day15/30 creating with AI
Created this 30-sec UGC ad for LUMAÉ, a fictional shampoo brand.
Focused on making it feel natural and relatable, from the model talking about dry hair to showing the product and the result.
What do you think?
Want a UGC ad like this for your brand or product? Send me a DM.
