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Bondri has been featured by 6 different curators in the past month and I’m still a bit in disbelief.😮
I put a lot of care into every detail of this one, from the illustrations to the packaging to how the day and night variants talk to each other. Seeing it recognized like this means a lot.
What makes you stop and really look at a project when you’re scrolling?
Love the visual for the design. well done
Thanks! 🙌
This is so cool! Absolutely love it!
Really appreciate it!
Beautiful! 💯
🙌
Absolutely stunning work!
Thank you so much!
😊
Outstanding work. Really well executed!
Thank you so much!
This is one of those projects you never get tired of scrolling through.
This means a lot! Thank you!
Solid work, very pleasing to look at!
Thanks, Ivan!
i love it!
🙌
Huge congratulations on the features. What makes work like this stop the scroll is storytelling across touchpoints. The way the Day and night color blocking inverts between the pouches paired with those charming character illustrations and warm grounded typography makes it feel instantly premium yet approachable.
Thank you so much, it really means a lot that those details are noticed.
omgg so cute!!!!
I knowww 🥹🥹🥹
Congratulations — six curators in a month is a big deal, and well deserved. What stopped me scrolling was the Day Calm / Night Calm pairing: the two pouches side by side tell the whole story instantly, and the dog illustrations give it warmth without cluttering the pack. For me,...
Thank you so much, this really means a lot. Sometimes when you get used to your own design, it’s hard to see it again with first-impression eyes. Comments like this mean so much, because people being able to read the intention just by looking is amazing.
That's exactly it — when you've lived with a design for weeks, you stop seeing it the way a stranger does. The fact that the intention reads that clearly on a first look says everything about how much care went into it. Really glad the curators are seeing it too.
Wow 🙌
Thanks!!
Amazing
I think it’s the little details that make a project stand out. When everything feels intentional and tells a story, it naturally makes you want to stop and take a closer look. Love how much thought went into this! 👏
Well-done Chantal
Nice work!
The combination of colors and the art style really checks out here. Well done!
The way you've connected the day and night concepts through color, typography, and illustrations is really impressive. Everything feels cohesive while giving each variant its own personality. Well-deserved recognition! What was the most challenging part of bringing this concept together?
Love the intentionality you put into this project from the colors , images and presentations you did a great job
Great work!
Congratulations 🎉
This design makes you curious
Great job bold is powerful
Really elegant!
So cool!
Day Calm and Night Calm make the shelf feel like a tiny before-and-after story. Those dog illustrations are doing excellent overtime.
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