Engaging Product Visualization & Ad Design for Munchi & Corona by Abdul HasanEngaging Product Visualization & Ad Design for Munchi & Corona by Abdul Hasan
Engaging Product Visualization & Ad Design for Munchi & Corona
I designed high-conversion social assets for Munchi & Corona. Using digital composition and bilingual type, I created sensory visuals to drive social engagement
Munchi & Corona — High-Impact Product Visualization & Ad Design
Project Overview The goal of this project was to elevate the digital presence of Munchi and Corona by creating "crave-worthy" social media assets. The challenge was to transform static product packaging into a sensory experience that emphasizes texture—specifically the crunch of wafers and the silkiness of chocolate and caramel.
The Challenge In a crowded social media feed, food brands have less than a second to grab attention. The client needed visuals that didn't just show the product but made the audience "taste" it through the screen, while maintaining brand consistency across bilingual (English/Arabic) audiences.
My Creative Process
Digital Composition: I utilized advanced photo manipulation to create custom liquid splashes. Instead of using stock images, I digitally sculpted the chocolate and caramel flows to interact realistically with the 3D product renders.
Visual Hierarchy: I implemented a high-contrast color palette—deep maroons for Corona and warm oranges for Munchi—to anchor the product as the hero of the frame.
Bilingual Integration: I carefully balanced typography, ensuring the Arabic and English text felt like a unified design element rather than an afterthought.
Action Framing: By using "floating" elements (cracked chocolate pieces and flying wafers), I created a sense of motion that stops the scroll.
Results & Impact
Engagement: Delivered a series of high-impact posts that increased brand "premium" perception.
Versatility: Created a flexible design system that the brand could adapt for both Instagram stories and feed posts.
Consistency: Established a signature "splash and crunch" visual style that helped unify the product line.