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I was asked to create a very simple and minimalistic ad for this skincare product. I did that and also managed to keep the orange-y vibes of the product.
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A modern pasta advertising poster designed with a warm, minimal color palette and bold typography. I combined a pasta dish photograph with oversized text, layered shapes, and promotional elements like 50% OFF and ORDER NOW to create an eye-catching food campaign.
I focused on typography, composition, contrast, and visual hierarchy while keeping the overall design clean and commercial.
Skills: Graphic Design · Food Advertising · Typography · Poster Design · Photo Composition · Promotional Design
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I noticed the oversized typography overlaying the pasta shot really pulls the visual hierarchy, letting the 50% OFF badge stand out without overwhelming the image
I gave ChatGPT and Gemini the exact same prompt to create a luxury skincare ad. No changes, no extra instructions.
Which one did it better? Look at the lighting, the text and the overall mood, then vote 👇
3 voted
75%
1 voted
25%
4 votes
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A small UI experiment: Border Radius vs. No Border Radius.
Same layout. Same content. Two different visual personalities.
I explored how the outer container treatment changes the relationship between the section, cards, and surrounding space.
Rounded → softer, more approachable, product-like.
Sharp → cleaner, more editorial, more architectural.
My pick: Sharp.
Sometimes the smallest visual decisions have the biggest impact.
2 voted
50%
2 voted
50%
4 votes
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Voted Sharp too. On a dark red layout with three promises, square corners feel like commitments, while rounded would soften the message. The last line is true, the smallest visual decisions usually decide whether people trust a section.