
retired the laughing film
The first homepage film showed a model laughing in a towel. It felt staged, so I replaced it with a POV walk carrying iced matcha and the routine. Same products, a real moment.
I built Dew from the first mark: the identity, the packaging look, every photo and film, a custom Shopify world and a 100 post social library. 1 cool, playful system where everything looks like it came from the same morning.
Skincare shoppers scroll past a hundred clean white bottles a day. Dew needed to look calm enough to trust and playful enough to remember, with a store that sells a 5 step routine instead of 5 separate bottles.

a cool mist morning, shot on a phone.

Real routines are about hands: carrying, pouring, scooping, lathering. Every photo follows the product through a moment instead of posing a model.

Mist grey and sage keep it soothing. Chunky lowercase type and product stickers that press, wiggle and link bring the fun.

Slow handheld motion, real light, no zooms. It reads like something a friend posted, which is exactly where this customer shops.

Foam
Gel
Cream
MilkI cut the whole line into thick white bordered stickers. On the site they press down like real stickers, wiggle on hover and link straight to the product.
Editorial


Editorial




24 page templates, each built for Dew, with a routine finder, a build your routine tray, a social feed that slides in after the footer and an order bump in the bag.

















A feed that reads as 1 brand, plus a 100 post Canva template library so the brand stays consistent after launch.













Every image and film was made with AI under a strict creative brief. The craft is in the direction: the references, the rules, and the edit that throws out anything that looks generated.
A Pinterest board of candid moments: products carried with iced drinks, tucked in a robe, lather close ups.
A studio reference for every product, so vessels, caps and labels stay exact in every scene.
Higgsfield for stills and films, briefed through Claude: hands over faces, slow handheld motion, no zooms.
Every clip checked at the start, middle and end for product accuracy before it ships.

The locked studio reference

An editorial scene

A candid lifestyle moment

The first homepage film showed a model laughing in a towel. It felt staged, so I replaced it with a POV walk carrying iced matcha and the routine. Same products, a real moment.

The stickers became the signature, then the homepage had too many. I set a rhythm: stickers in the hero, photos on the shelf, stickers again in the name cards. The signature stays special.

Tapped products drop into a tray, a meter fills toward 4 and the savings tier lights up. Shoppers build the full ritual themselves instead of buying 1 bottle.
a signature only works when it has room to breathe.
Dew shows the whole way I work: 1 clear idea, rules that protect it, and AI production directed tightly enough that every piece still feels like the same calm morning.
