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The small labelled anchor points tying each particle cloud to its silhouette make this read like a field study rather than decoration. Are the colour gradients mapped to anything specific, or purely compositional?
They’re purely compositional! I used our in-house tool to explore how particle behavior and color could create organic forms. The anchor points add structure to the visuals, while the color variations help each composition feel distinct. Glad you noticed that detail!
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Same design. Which palette? 👀
You picked your favorite preview last time. This time, I’m putting the colors to the vote.
One body-care packaging concept, with the same typography and composition:
A · Rose Cream, Strawberry Sorbet + Plum Jelly
B · Lime Mousse, Coconut Cream + Plum Jelly
Which would you choose and what does it make you feel about the brand?
Both palettes use colors and matching ingredient textures from DCS 654, my library of 654 dessert-inspired colors.
Take a closer look: dcs.mariya.design
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B is absolutely stunning 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great job Mariya❤️
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Where I’m unsure: text legibility over the photo and whether the two CTAs compete. What would you change?
That's great design it feels professional I like how the background mixed with interface ❤️❤️
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keep going Denisa🔥🔥🔥🔥
