For a recent brand transformation concept, I explored a simple question:
What if CapCut existed beyond the screen?
CapCut is known for transforming raw footage into compelling stories. Inspired by that same philosophy of transformation, I reimagined the brand as CapCut Outdoors — a sustainable outdoor furniture company that turns discarded plastic waste into functional community spaces.
The concept envisions a world where creativity extends beyond digital platforms and into the environments where people connect, relax, and interact. Plastic waste becomes raw material. Raw material becomes opportunity. Opportunity becomes beautifully designed public furniture.
The project includes a coordinated product ecosystem featuring:
• Reimagine plastic Bench
• Reimagine plastic Table
• Reimagine plastic Sensor Bin
At its core, the concept explores how branding, sustainability, and design thinking can work together to create meaningful social impact.
The creative direction was inspired by the work of GAIA Waste Innovators in Nairobi, whose real-world efforts demonstrate how discarded materials can be transformed into valuable community assets. Their approach helped shape the thinking behind this project's narrative and visual identity.
Exploring alternative concepts for a single product over the weekend.
I started with a simple product shot on a plain background and used Krea 3 to reimagine it in three different settings: playful floating spheres, sculptural glass structures, and a miniature garden.
A cozy botanical shop that not only sells beautiful plants, but also takes care of yours while you’re away on a trip!
For the logo, I customized the typography to give it a soft, fluid effect inspired by growing branches and leaves.🌱