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Created a faith-based merchandise concept for a Christian faceless social media brand, using Psalm 23:1 as the inspiration. I designed the black, white, and gold artwork, adapted it for a coffee mug, and created polished product mockups for marketing and e-commerce use.
This project included concept development, typography, luxury-style branding, merchandise design, product visualization, and social-media-ready promotional content.
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