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Playing with bold typography and vibrant aesthetics. ✨ For this 'Glow Serum' concept, I wanted the 3D white type to act as both a background pattern and a texture. The challenge was to make the pink bottle pop against the repetitive, high-contrast text while keeping the overall layout clean and premium. Created using Canva. Let me know your thoughts! 👇
White type as both pattern and texture only works if the bottle owns the contrast, and here the black label does that job well. Did you soften the opacity of the repeated words, or is it just the pink doing the pop?
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