Designed a "New Arrivals" launch banner for an apparel brand. Used a luxe gold palette with bold ...

Designed a "New Arrivals" launch banner for an apparel brand. Used a luxe gold palette with bold ...Designed a "New Arrivals" launch banner for an apparel brand. Used a luxe gold palette with bold ...

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Mercy Nganga

• Jul 20

Designed a "New Arrivals" launch banner for an apparel brand. Used a luxe gold palette with bold retro Memphis shapes, chunky typography, and a sunburst logo lockup to create a premium, eye-catching feel. Focused on clear hierarchy and a strong "SHOP NOW" CTA to drive traffic to the new collection drop.

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Hayley Cantor

• Jul 16

I just uploaded this new case study for a sales deck design template done in Google Slides...which cover image do you prefer? Here's the case study for reference :)

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Sharon Olusanya

• Jul 17

It is so so amazing 😍

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max

• Jul 16

Keep your brain on fire! Brainrot has a streak mechanics that visually (and factually) rewards the most active users!

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Olha Purikova

• Jul 16

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Asif Younas

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• Jul 16

Two heroes. Same tee brand. Opposite personality.

Retro Varsity shouts. Bold serif, graphic tee, warm cream and navy, badge in the corner.

Editorial whispers. Full-bleed crop, plain white tee, all negative space and quiet confidence.

One sells the print. One sells the fit.

Streetwear or staple, which look sells a tee harder?

🏈 Retro Varsity 🤍 Editorial

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Noel Dario Andres

• Jul 19

The print vs fit framing is spot on. Retro sells energy, editorial sells product quality. For a tee brand I would probably lean editorial on PDP and keep retro for campaign landings.