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Restaurant Brand Concept – Savouré Kitchen
This is a conceptual restaurant marketing campaign I designed to showcase my ability to create visually compelling promotional materials that combine branding, persuasive copywriting, and strategic layout design. The goal was to communicate warmth, quality, and an inviting dining experience while maintaining a premium aesthetic suitable for both print and social media.
Services demonstrated:
Marketing flyer design
Brand messaging and copywriting
Visual hierarchy and typography
Social media promotional design
Creative direction and branding
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