What's the one thing you'd change about this

What's the one thing you'd change about this — and why?What's the one thing you'd change about this — and why?

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Shukrullo Nabiev

• Apr 6

What's the one thing you'd change about this — and why?

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Hillary Cray

• Apr 6

To be brutally honest, this looks to be made with AI, as there is just no harmony in the whole poster... Why is the Blue Solo, Why is the First text Bigger than the Rest?

Its great work but needs a Real designers hand to make it Make sense..Design Wise

Shukrullo Nabiev

• Apr 7

Thanks for the honest take!

The blue solo cup is the main product so I let it stand out on purpose. Bigger first text is just to grab attention quick. Not AI btw — shot & designed it myself. Design can be subjective though! What would you change specifically?

Naresh Choudhary

• Apr 6

Why you added lemon on a blue bottle? You can something like blueberry

Shukrullo Nabiev

• Apr 7

Yeah, the lemon was intentional — it pops against the blue bottle. Blueberry would just blend right in. Tried both, lemon looked way better.

Mariusz Mitkow

• Sep 20

Hot take: Interaction isn't just decoration. It is the brand I built this visual concept for a Peptides brand using WebGL and fabric physics. The fluid motion isn’t a gimmick it’s the core identity.

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• Sep 22

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