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2023

Intentional

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SOCIAL CAMPAIGN

Procreate, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects

Nature never apologizes for being unique. Why should we?

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01 / BRIEF

Develop a social awareness campaign that challenges normalized beauty standards and the way natural features are portrayed as flaws in advertising.

The goal was to create a visual campaign that encourages people to recognize wrinkles, texture, scars, and other natural features as parts of being human rather than imperfections that need to be fixed.

02 / PROBLEM

How can design challenge a beauty culture that profits from making natural features feel like flaws?

Beauty advertising often presents wrinkles, skin texture, scars, and other natural characteristics alongside products designed to hide, reduce, or correct them. Over time, this messaging can turn ordinary features into sources of insecurity.

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03 / INSIGHT

Nature never apologizes for its unique patterns, so why should we?

In nature, age, change, and irregularity create the details we find beautiful. The same perspective can be applied to our bodies, reframing the marks we are taught to correct as traces of individuality, growth, and becoming.

04 / DESIGN INTENT

Pair human features with characteristics found in nature to challenge the way we have been taught to perceive them.

Wrinkles are paired with tree rings as symbols of age, freckles with constellations to celebrate unique patterns, and stretch marks with rippling water to represent traces of growth and becoming. Together, these comparisons create a visual language that shifts the conversation from correction toward appreciation.

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05 / OUTCOME

The result is a social awareness campaign that challenges audiences to reconsider what they have been taught to see as a flaw.

Across posters, social media, motion, and merchandise, the visual system gives familiar features new meaning, creating a campaign that celebrates the evidence of living, changing, and becoming.

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