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I built a skincare brand that doesn't exist.
MORENA is Baltic amber skincare, inspired by a real ingredient: succinic acid from Baltic amber.
Everything was made in Magnific One with the Brand Kit:
• the identity: logo, palette, two typefaces, brand rules
• 3 ad banners, then each one recomposed to 1:1, 3:4, 9:16 and 16:9 inside Magnific One, with the logo and the copy intact
• an animated banner where the original typography never moves or melts
• a 15-second spot: 8 Magnific One frames animated with Kling 3.0
I make ad banners and their reformats all the time. The old way: generate a background, set the type, then extend and fix every format. Here one model kept the layout, the logo and the copy in every format. Faster, and far less fixing.
And the part I'm proudest of: I ran the whole project from Claude Code through the Magnific MCP. Every prompt, reference and output is on my Spaces board, which Claude Code also built:
https://www.magnific.com/app/spaces/a2faa260-cd51-46b9-afcd-87ecf5e16b29
Thank you Magnific for the challenge.
#MagnificOne #BrandKit #ClaudeCode
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