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Cover image for Summum is a boutique agency
Summum is a boutique agency working across three pillars: athlete management, sports partnerships and professional performance coaching. Each pillar speaks to its own audience, from elite athletes to corporate decision-makers, and each one stands strong on its own. Summum asked me for the full picture: a brand strategy, a visual identity, and a website to launch it with. The challenge was to bring these three directions together under one coherent, premium identity. It had to feel exclusive and boutique, never broad or generic, without flattening what makes each pillar distinct. An identity that leans too far toward one pillar loses the other two. One that tries to please all three ends up saying nothing. Summum needed a single brand strong enough to hold all of them. I proposed a dark, sophisticated identity carried by a single mint accent, a nod to winter sports and the mountains at the heart of the brand's story. Large, outspoken imagery gives the brand its edge. Each pillar gets its own icon and photography style, so it stays recognisable within one system. A technical yet modern typeface adds speed and dynamism, and contour lines return throughout as the most literal expression of the summit idea. The identity carried straight into a compact landing page, the brand's first real touchpoint: a hero slider, a services overview, team introductions and a contact form. Interactions and animation are tuned to amplify the bold, sporty feel. Result: a sophisticated, fitting brand identity including new logo, typography and AI generated imagery. Alongside a landing page created in Webflow, a full brand guide and marketing materials for the client to work with.
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Cover image for My Brand Alchemy – Visual
My Brand Alchemy – Visual Identity How do you brand a branding agency without hiding behind someone else’s product? The real question with My Brand Alchemy, a studio that helps entrepreneurs reimagine and transform their businesses, was this: Its identity had to stand on its own, not borrow from anyone else's. We built the system around one metaphor: the laboratory. Strategy as an experiment and clarity as the result of patient work. → A monochrome palette, stripped of anything decorative → Precise, concept-driven typography with a custom symbol woven into the wordmark → Atmospheric glass photography against clean geometric forms The whole system is meant to feel like a workshop, not a showroom. Transformation as something slow and carefully made, not performed. Would you trust a branding studio more if its own brand looked like a lab, or like a gallery? 👇
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Cover image for Happy to share submission for
Happy to share submission for the invideo Editor Challenge! 🚀✨ For this video, I created an effect I call "Ao Dai Flicker" - blocks of light that flicker across the frame and flip the colours underneath every time the outfit changes. AO DAI FLICKER Nobody saw her go through the door. But every time the light flickered, she stepped back out as someone new. Seven flashes. Seven looks. One quiet street. Where does she change? No one knows - and honestly, that's the fun part. ✨ Why fashion? Because fashion lives in the moment of change, and it never slows down. Trends turn over in a week, and every look deserves its own big reveal, not a copy-paste cut. So I made every cut a flash: pink and blue halftone bursts that feel like a printed magazine, a stream of binary code for the screen era, and Difference-blended shapes that turn each reveal into a little flashbulb moment.  It's the kind of edit fashion creators want on every post but rarely have the hours to build by hand. That's exactly what I wanted invideo Editor to take off our plate: the same impact on every single cut, built from a description instead of hours of keyframing, while every creative call (the colours, the rhythm, which look gets the loudest flash) stays ours. Behind the scenes: Primary effect: Shape Flicker — Mixed-Media Outfit Transitions Large squares and rectangles flash across each outfit change, creating bold colour inversions through Difference blending. Blue and pink halftone flashes, black-and-white print textures, and small data-style digits add a mixed-media finish. Each burst clears quickly to reveal the next outfit, with a clean final shot. Process note: I started with my own fashion footage, filmed from a fixed camera position with outfit changes at matching poses. I asked invideo Editor’s timeline agent to build the transitions using editable shape layers and Difference blending, without rotoscoping or object tracking. My refinements focused on the shapes’ size, placement, drift, and flicker timing, then adding halftone and data textures while keeping each outfit clearly visible. Which look is yours? Drop the number 1–7 below 👇 LINKS invideo timeline: https://invideo.io/share/Ao-dai-Flicker-v1BryMJao80 Instagram post: invideo Editor is free to try. @invideo.io (http://invideo.io) @invideo.creators #invideocontrachallenge #invideoeditor
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Cover image for ✦ Introducing Mollis The WebGL Carousel
✦ Introducing Mollis The WebGL Carousel that feels like fabric. Digital cards are usually rigid rectangles. Mollis treats them as flexible surfaces. Built with a custom WebGL mesh, each card bends and warps with your drag, bringing a tactile, organic weight to your Framer carousel. WHAT’S INSIDE ✦ Fluid Deformation: A responsive mesh that ripples and settles naturally. ✦ Dynamic Shadows: Adaptive depth that follows every pull and fold. ✦ Typographic Precision: Baked paragraphs and font pairing for crisp, editorial-grade captions. PERFECT FOR ✦ Editorial layouts and high-end portfolios. ✦ Product showcases that deserve a physical touch. I’D LOVE YOUR TAKE Does the deformation feel natural, or should it be toned down? Where would you deploy this on your next project? Mollis. Every interaction, felt.
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A concept feed designed by Business Wifey Agency The Project Nami Matcha is a matcha bar brand we fell in love with and couldn't resist designing for. This is not their official branding. This is BWA doing what we do best: taking a vibe, a product, and a personality, and turning it into a full visual identity that makes people stop and stare. Because honestly - who doesn't love matcha? What We Created A complete social media design system built around Nami Matcha's playful yet premium aesthetic. Every post was designed to feel like the brand already existed, already had a loyal audience, and already knew exactly who it was talking to. The feed covers every content pillar a beverage brand actually needs: Product Content → Editorial-style drink photography posts with bold typography and on-brand copy that makes you want to order immediately. Event & Launch Design → A full matcha bar opening poster and pop-up event flyer - the kind of content that makes people save the date and show up. Engagement & Viral Content → "Born to / Forced to," "Take What You Need," "Matcha Mode: ON" - the kind of posts that get shared, saved, and commented on because they feel real, not promotional. Promotional Posts → Buy 1 Get 1 offers and product deals designed to convert, not just perform. Brand Storytelling → From the fuel gauge concept to the receipt mockup, every piece tells the Nami Matcha story in a way that feels completely native to the platform. The Result A 10-post feed that looks like a fully launched brand - cohesive, confident, and completely scroll-stopping. This is what BWA brings to every client: the ability to make a brand feel real before it even launches. Note This is a concept project created independently by Business Wifey Agency to showcase our design capabilities. Nami Matcha is not an official BWA client and this is not their confirmed brand identity - we simply loved the concept and built it out because great design doesn't wait for a brief. Skills & Tools Used Brand Design · Social Media Design · Content Strategy · Feed Curation · Typography · Visual Storytelling
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