Capture the Essence of Photography with Expert Book Design

Capture the Essence of Photography with Expert Book DesignCapture the Essence of Photography with Expert Book Design

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Yoko wiiri

• 2h

Image book design. I love both taking and looking at photographs. While it’s now possible to generate images using AI, photographs captured by the human eye are truly special, and I believe their value will never fade, no matter how much time passes.

If the photograph itself is powerful, the layout and design will naturally emerge from it.

Working with photographers I admire can be nerve-wracking at times, but the results are always meaningful and rewarding.

Photography editorial layoutdesign Art Direction Visual Design Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Editorial Design

Luis Vask

pro

• Mar 18

Visual exploration for a new biotechnology brand: ONHUMAN™

It's fantastic to have the freedom to explore different styles to achieve the best possible result for each brand. Every case is different, and we want to emphasize those unique aspects together with our clients.

Brand Design Logo Design Adobe Illustrator Figma

Alex Ginsberg

• Mar 20

Nice one @Luis Vask ! Fun visual motif to be able to play with

Anita Autorino

max

• Mar 17

Do you want to know how to make a successful pitch deck that nails THAT client? 🤑

I once has to design a branding for an agency called “Sandwich” sounds simple. It wasn’t. The name says food. The brand had to say strategy.

There were multiple concepts but just one goal: make people see beyond the name and trust the thinking behind it.

Here's how I did it ⤵

Pitch Deck Designer pitchdeck Brand Design Adobe Illustrator ChatGPT

Daniel G Bright

max

• Mar 18

Typography here is so strong and absolutely not this.

Honestly, I used to do so many pitch decks and that's probably the first thing I started actually designing and it's one of the things I hate doing the most

Shezaan Ansari

• Mar 17

Pushing the boundaries of AI-driven aesthetics. 🎹🔥

I recently wrapped on this experimental piece, focusing on textural consistency (latex, gold filigree, and ivory) and high-dynamic-range lighting. This project explores the juxtaposition between the elegance of classical performance and the raw, surreal nature of digital glitch and "mask" identity.

Completed work