Phoenix - Your AI AssistantMinimalist Brand Thumbnail Design
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Description
Experience Level: Expert
I need a clean, minimalistic thumbnail that instantly communicates our brand while allowing the featured product to take center stage. The single most important goal is brand recognition, so the design should feel consistent with our existing color palette and typography without looking cluttered or click-bait.
Essential elements
• Prominent, well-lit product image (supplied in high-res PNG)
Beyond that, you have creative freedom—no extra text, borders, or busy graphics unless they enhance the overall look in a subtle way. I work mainly with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator files, so please deliver the final artwork in layered PSD (or AI) plus web-ready JPG/PNG versions sized for YouTube and Facebook.
Acceptance criteria
• Minimalist aesthetic maintained
• Product image crisp and unobstructed
• Colors and fonts match our current style guide
• Files provided: layered source + 2 web-ready exports
If you have a quick mock-up or portfolio pieces in a similar style, feel free to share so we can move forward right away.
Essential elements
• Prominent, well-lit product image (supplied in high-res PNG)
Beyond that, you have creative freedom—no extra text, borders, or busy graphics unless they enhance the overall look in a subtle way. I work mainly with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator files, so please deliver the final artwork in layered PSD (or AI) plus web-ready JPG/PNG versions sized for YouTube and Facebook.
Acceptance criteria
• Minimalist aesthetic maintained
• Product image crisp and unobstructed
• Colors and fonts match our current style guide
• Files provided: layered source + 2 web-ready exports
If you have a quick mock-up or portfolio pieces in a similar style, feel free to share so we can move forward right away.
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Do you already have a defined style guide (exact fonts, colours, spacing rules), or should I extract and standardise the brand direction from your existing assets to ensure consistency across future thumbnails?
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Quick question: do you already have an existing style guide (fonts/colors/logo usage), or should I extract the brand direction from your current assets?