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Angel Wing Chocolate — Packaging Design & Visual Identity
Quite a nice direction 🙌
Appreciate that! 🙌
thank you!
what tools you have used for this? it is outstanding!
Thank you 🥹 This is a tricky question because the platform changes every time, ( the credits run out so quickly 😅) But when I have the option, I usually go for Nano Banana for generating AI images. I find the models and props separately, then bring everything together in the...
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