The next ad might not ask you to click. It might simply answer your question. Imagine seeing a pr...The next ad might not ask you to click. It might simply answer your question. Imagine seeing a pr...
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Imagine seeing a product you like and asking, “Will this fit my space?” Instead of opening five pages, you get a useful answer and decide whether it’s right for you.
OpenAI is now testing this kind of conversational ad experience. For small businesses, the interesting part isn’t the novelty—it’s the chance to remove uncertainty before a customer leaves.
That also means product information, policies, and common questions need to be clear enough for an AI assistant to use correctly.
Would you rather browse several pages or ask one direct question?
Second Serve Club — Exploring Visual Identity Through AI & Design.
For this branding challenge, I created a series of original logo marks in Adobe Illustrator, inspired by vintage tennis culture.
I then explored how these designs could come to life by combining my own typography, monograms and colour identity with AI-generated visuals using ChatGPT.
From the texture of a clay court to embroidered details on tennis balls, the goal was to bring the brand identity into a more tangible, realistic setting.
An exploration of how traditional graphic design and AI can work together to create a cohesive visual world.
Designed by me. Visualised with AI. 🎾
Full brand identity case study coming soon.
#BrandIdentity #VisualIdentity #GraphicDesign #AIDesign #ChatGPT
It’s been a minute since my last post here on Contra.
While my main focus usually lives in photo editing and digital design, I was digging through the archive recently and thought it’d be fun to share a couple of branding projects from the past:
Slide 2: Choku Ladies Boutique identity and mockups (2 years ago)
Brand identity isn't my everyday lane, but tackling projects like these taught me a lot about visual consistency across different mediums. I’d love to hear your thoughts or see any feedback from fellow designers. Great to connect with the community again.