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Cover image for A LinkedIn carousel post designed
A LinkedIn carousel post designed for handdii, a company expanding across 11 U.S. states. The goal was to visually communicate their growth and service areas while maintaining their brand identity—using their signature green (#00FF99), supporting colors, and a clean, modern layout. I incorporated the 2-letter state abbreviations (CA, TX, OH, GA, etc.) into the design, creating a map-like visual that immediately conveys the company's reach. The carousel structure allowed me to present the key message—operating in 11 states with more expansion coming—across multiple slides, keeping each one clean, scannable, and on-brand. The design uses bold typography, consistent spacing, and a professional tone suitable for LinkedIn's audience, without relying on the logo since the post was published from the company page.
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Cover image for Stays Worth Remembering Travel Company
Stays Worth Remembering Travel Company Logo Design 2026. The idea behind this logo was to create a visual identity that instantly communicates comfort, memorable experiences, and destination-based stays in a clean and meaningful way. The mountain element represents travel, adventure, peaceful escapes, and beautiful destinations. It gives the brand a sense of exploration and unforgettable journeys. The house placed in the center symbolizes comfort, hospitality, safety, and the feeling of being “at home” no matter where someone travels. The wave element was added to represent relaxation, premium vacation experiences, and destinations connected to nature, lakes, beaches, or peaceful environments. Together, the mountain, home, and wave create a complete story of travel and memorable stays. For the typography, I used a bold and clean font to make the brand look professional, trustworthy, and easy to recognize across both digital and physical platforms. The word “REMEMBERING” uses a softer gold tone to create a warm emotional feeling and reinforce the idea that these stays are not just accommodations, but experiences people will remember for a long time. The green color palette represents nature, growth, relaxation, and trust, while the blue wave adds freshness, calmness, and a travel-inspired feeling. Overall, the logo was designed to feel welcoming, modern, memorable, and versatile for signage, branding materials, business cards, websites, and mobile applications.
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This project was a targeted advertising campaign for a laser hair removal clinic, specifically designed to attract a male audience—a demographic often overlooked in the beauty and aesthetics industry. The primary challenge was to shift the perception of laser hair removal from a strictly 'female' treatment to a modern, practical, and aesthetically appealing choice for men. The core visual strategy was built on a bold, immediately clear contrast: a split composition showing a male body with hair on one side and smooth, hair-free skin on the other. This instantly communicates the service's value without relying on long, tedious copy. I kept the color palette dark, clean, and highly masculine—using deep blacks, cool greys, and sharp whites to convey a premium, technical, and hygienic aesthetic that resonates with men. The typography was bold and direct, adhering strictly to the client's requirement of 'kurz und knapp' (short and concise). Crucially, I integrated the booking QR code (linking to the impulse-nbg.de/termin (http://impulse-nbg.de/termin) page and phone number) seamlessly into the composition without disrupting the visual flow, making the conversion path frictionless. The layout was designed to be highly adaptable, working flawlessly across the required formats—a square social media post, a flyer for print/digital distribution, and a full-screen vertical Instagram Story. The result is a cohesive, high-impact campaign that makes laser hair removal feel like a lifestyle upgrade for the modern man.
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