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Taste Test
Two mansions. One vote. Which luxury speaks to you?
I did the Art Direction for one. AI did the other.
AI wanted to give "Bold" a symbol.
I wanted to give it a meaning.
Only one survives — and your vote pulls the string. 🏰✨
Drop a comment: Golden Mansion or Golden Palace?
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Golden mansion all the way!
And this wasn't a tough decision either 😄
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