Just shipped: a trilingual AI dealership platform for a used-car dealer in Spain.
One connected system, built and run end to end:
A site in Spanish, Romanian, and English. Their customer base is mixed, and no local competitor serves the Romanian community in their own language.
Carmen, a voice and text AI assistant that answers questions and captures leads 24/7, then emails and Telegrams the owners the second someone is interested.
A self-serve inventory panel: the owners add, edit, or sell cars themselves, and the site and the AI update in seconds, no developer in the loop.
Local SEO built to be cited by both Google and AI answer engines.
The owner works the service bay himself and had no time to run a website. So I built one that runs itself.
Live demo: https://autos.devaland.com
(https://autos.devaland.com)Full write-up: https://devaland.com/ai-dealership-website-case-study
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Wayfinding & Environmental Signage Design
A selection of wayfinding, directory, identification, and branded environmental signage for commercial, medical, retail, and recreational spaces. The work combines clear information hierarchy, architectural awareness, material considerations, bilingual communication, and production-ready layouts for real-world installation.
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Captain Cabbage 🥬
Captain Cabbage is the fearless founder and leader of The Leafy League, a team of fruit and vegetable superheroes dedicated to protecting fresh food from the villains of the Processed Syndicate. Once dismissed as one of the world's least appreciated vegetables, he chose to turn rejection into purpose by proving that every fruit and vegetable can be a hero. Brave, optimistic, and delightfully overdramatic, he inspires kids of all ages to see healthy eating as an adventure rather than a chore.
Captain Cabbage's world includes his friends and allies (Sir Carrot, Brocco Bolt, Lady Beet, etc.) as well as the villains they must battle (Emperor Ultra Processed, Sugar Goblin, Queen Soda, etc.)
Applications:
- action figures
- sticker packs
- wearable merch (t-shirts, caps, backpacks, etc.)
- animated web series
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Large-Format Advertising & Environmental Graphics
Large-format promotional graphics for high-traffic retail and public environments, including wrapped structures, wall graphics, multi-panel installations, and campaign signage. The work combines visual hierarchy, brand consistency, production-ready artwork, and practical adaptation for large-scale printing and installation.
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Human by Design: I make personalized gold jewelry on my own, and I built this promo for the challenge.
I run Goldlett, a small name-necklace brand. I built a 20-second gift promo using Envato as the toolkit: stock video, a licensed track, fonts, and sound design. I also generated a few AI mood shots, but they felt flat next to the real thing, so I cut them. Every visual in the final is real footage or my actual product.
The human moment came in the copy. The AI draft led with the product: 18 karat gold plated personalized necklace. Correct, but emotionally empty. Gift jewelry does not sell on specs, it sells on the thing you could not say out loud. So I cut the feature line and led with the feeling: a gift she will never take off.
Knowing when polished is not the same as powerful is the part AI cannot make for you.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/marius-andronie_envatochallenge-obs-activity-7483177879489384448-BWfo?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAEJ1ZwBlN3MLxyyhsmoFO96Z34z51kaHpI
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Da0b8M5ohlr/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
#envatochallenge @Envato
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Promotional flyer design for Bella Italia pizzeria’s weekday lunch campaign, combining appetizing food imagery, textured typography, warm colors, and clear pricing communication. The project included several A6 flyer variations for pizza and pasta offers, plus mockups and detail crops for presentation.
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The North Face spec ad
Everything in this video (images, animations, music, voice) was created using Morphic.
I chose The North Face for its authentic mountaineering heritage and values of resilience and pushing human limits, then told a hero’s journey from preparation to summit triumph that reflects the brand’s “Never Stop Climbing” ethos. The cinematic visual direction contrasts warm interiors with harsh icy exteriors, uses dramatic lighting and dynamic compositions, and highlights the red jacket against cool snow tones and warm golden light to showcase both product performance and the emotional reward of the climb.
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