Not a TBT day, but I couldn't resist looking back at one of my old projects. ✨ It's always a good...

Not a TBT day, but I couldn't resist looking back at one of my old projects. ✨ It's always a good...Not a TBT day, but I couldn't resist looking back at one of my old projects. ✨ It's always a good...

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Thais Scaglione

• 18h

Not a TBT day, but I couldn't resist looking back at one of my old projects. ✨

It's always a good reminder of how much I've grown and how every project teaches me something new.

Happy Wednesday! 💛

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Dotun Ayoku

• Jul 16

For the #envatochallenge, I created AMARÉLLA using Envato Elements as my master toolkit. Here is how my human choices elevated the AI:

- The Logo: I used Envato Fonts for inspiration, then customized the letters with organic, leaf-like curves over a raw circular stamp to give it a human touch.

- The Packaging: The first flat box dieline had messy, clashing text. I redesigned it by adding clean panel lines, turning the product name sideways, and adding pretty plant drawings at the base for perfect balance.

- The Bottles: I rejected plastic and designed a heavy, custom stone-and-clay flask.

- The Videos: I used our Envato model photo as a reference and directed the AI to generate raw, slow-motion, black-and-white clips. Keeping the bottle quietly in the background allowed us to capture real, honest human emotion without issues.

- The Sound: I tied it all together with a warm, minimalist acoustic track from Envato Music.

- Toolkit: @envato Elements (Fonts, Stock Images, Music, Image Gen, Image Edit, and VideoGen)

Secondary Tools: Canva

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Dotun Ayoku

• Jul 16

My workflow

Artem Prokhorov

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• Jul 16

Designer? Drop your last work 👇

Curious what everyone's been building lately.

Drop a link/screenshot of the last project you shipped — website, brand, UI, whatever. Doesn't have to be perfect, just something you're proud of (or learned a lot from).

I'll go first in the comments 👇

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