Kuljeet Kaur
Graphic designer | video editor
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There are some projects you create for clients, and then there are projects you create because you genuinely admire the product.
This concept is inspired by one of my favourite fragrances—Ajmal's Scent of the Ocean.
My goal wasn't just to showcase the perfume bottle. I wanted to translate the fragrance into a visual experience. The underwater composition, floating bottle, rising bubbles, and soft light rays were all carefully designed to communicate freshness, elegance, and the feeling of diving into the ocean.
Luxury advertising is about selling an emotion before selling a product. Every element in this billboard concept was chosen to make the viewer feel the scent before they ever experience it.
As a designer, I enjoy creating visuals that go beyond aesthetics and tell a story. Projects like these remind me why I love product advertising and brand storytelling.
I'd love to hear your thoughts—what's the first feeling this visual gives you?
#GraphicDesign #CreativeDirection #AdvertisingDesign #BrandStorytelling #LuxuryBranding #ProductDesign #VisualDesign #Photoshop #CreativeAdvertising #OutdoorAdvertising #BrandIdentity #PackagingDesign #DesignerLife #Portfolio
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I replaced a traditional product photoshoot with creative direction + AI.
Not because product photography is outdated.
Because high-converting e-commerce creatives start with a compelling idea not just a camera.
For this project, I reimagined a MagSafe Transparent Case for iPhone 17 Pro as a premium Amazon listing designed to stop scrolling and increase conversions.
I didn't start by asking AI to "create a beautiful product image."
I started by asking:
• How can a transparent case look premium instead of ordinary?
• Which features matter most to Amazon shoppers within the first few seconds?
• How do we visually communicate durability, crystal-clear transparency, MagSafe compatibility, and premium protection without overwhelming the customer?
Only then did I build the visuals.
The result is a complete Amazon creative designed to showcase premium quality, highlight key product benefits, and build buyer confidence—without booking a studio, hiring photographers, or managing an expensive production.
This is what I help brands create:
✓ Amazon Listing Images
✓ Amazon A+ Content
✓ AI Product Photography
✓ Premium Product Visuals
✓ Website Hero Banners
✓ E-commerce Creatives
✓ Product Launch Campaigns
This project was designed for a Dubai-based mobile accessories brand selling premium iPhone accessories on Amazon.
If you're an Amazon seller, D2C brand, or e-commerce business looking to create premium product visuals that convert visitors into customers, I'd love to collaborate.
Question for Amazon sellers and brand owners:
Would you invest heavily in a traditional product photoshoot—or achieve premium listing visuals through creative direction and AI?
#AIProductPhotography #AmazonListing #AmazonAPlusContent #CreativeDirection #AmazonDesign #EcommerceDesign #AmazonSeller #ProductPhotography #ProductVisualization #iPhone17Pro #MagSafe #TransparentCase #MobileAccessories #TechAccessories #GraphicDesign #EcommerceBrand #DigitalDesign #ProductMarketing #BrandDesign #Advertising
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DM to get Amazon (https://www.linkedin.com/company/amazon/) listing quotation for your brand✨
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Some people ask why I still design manually when AI can generate a listing graphic in seconds.
My answer is simple: because the seconds aren't the point.
I don't want to skip to the end.
I want to understand what the client is actually trying to say, and how can a specific graphic will sell to the target audience.
AI gives you an image.
It doesn't give you the version where you tried five layouts and threw away four, because you knew not guessed, knew the fifth one was right.
That knowing only comes from doing the work. Not from prompting your way past it.
A finished design isn't just pixels arranged correctly.
It's every rejected version underneath it, quietly making the final one better.
I'm not against AI. I use it too, for some things.
But when someone's brand is on the line, I don't want to arrive at the answer.
I want to earn it.
Designers, do you feel the same, or has AI changed how much you value the process?
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I've redesigned over 200+ Amazon listings.
Here's the one thing that separates a listing that converts from one that just "looks nice":
Nobody scrolls Amazon to admire your design.
They scroll to answer one question: "Is this the right product for me?"
3 things I learned the hard way designing A+ content for supplement & skincare brands:
→ Your hero image isn't your best-looking image. It's the one that stops a thumb mid-scroll and answers a doubt before it's even asked.
→ If your infographic needs a paragraph to explain the benefit, it's not an infographic. It's a wall of text pretending to be one.
→ "Make it premium" isn't a design brief. It's a trust problem. Premium = clean whitespace, real ingredient shots, and copy that doesn't oversell. Not gold foil and fancy fonts.
I once redesigned a listing for a brand that was losing to a competitor with worse product but better visuals.
Same product. Same price. 40% different conversion.
That's when it clicked on Amazon, your design isn't decoration.
It's your salesperson. And it never clocks out.
If you're a brand still using stock templates for your A+ content, you're not saving money.
You're leaving conversions on the table.
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I found a pickle brand on Amazon last week.
Their product? Genuinely good. The kind of good that reminds you of home.
But I could tell their listing wasn’t doing it justice yet.
Meet @adfsoul (https://www.instagram.com/adfsoul/) @oursoulfoods (https://www.instagram.com/oursoulfoods/) , an Indian pickle brand with serious potential.
So I did what I always do when I see a great product waiting to shine.
I opened Photoshop and redesigned their entire A+ content. Unsolicited.
Here’s the thing about pickles (and most Indian F&B brands selling on Amazon):
You’re not just selling taste. You’re selling nostalgia. Your grandmother’s kitchen. The smell of mustard oil and pickle on a Sunday afternoon.
That’s the story I wanted the listing to tell.
So I rebuilt it
Same product. A story worthy of it.
This is what I love most about this work: the products are already great. Sometimes all they need is a listing that helps people feel what makes them special.
Swipe through to see the before and after 👇
What’s a product you’ve bought purely because the listing made you feel something?
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Amazon Listing | Amazon A+ | Amazon Infographics
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Amazon Listing done for kumkaran product (Sleeping pill)
#ayurvedic #AmazonListing #Amazon
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Social media grid
#DentalMarketing #Jewellery #Minkorganics
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Social Media posts
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