I will create a fake campaign that looks too real

Both. I can create conceptual campaigns for existing brands (as long as it’s fair use and non-commercial) or completely fictional ones that feel real. The goal is to explore ideas, style, and emotion — not to mimic existing ads.

Creators, agencies, filmmakers, musicians, and visionary marketers who want something unique — a visual story that looks like a full-scale campaign, even if it’s just an idea.

Absolutely. You own full usage rights for anything I design here. You can post, print, or pretend it’s part of a million-dollar campaign (I won’t tell).

I use whatever tool makes the idea work best — Midjourney, DALL·E, Runway, GPT-Image, or any new model that fits the concept. Each project demands a different brain. My only rule: use what serves the story, not the hype.

Not if I can help it. I apply cinematic grading, grain, light imperfections, and composition refinements to make it look shot by a real creative team — not a bot.

If you choose the Survival Kit or Reborn Deluxe, yes. I can include a logo mockup or symbol consistent with the campaign’s visual tone. (No corporate guidelines though — this is rebellion, not bureaucracy.)

Yes, but I’ll always reinterpret it through my lens — a mix of irony, design culture, and cinematic direction. I don’t copy; I reimagine.

Each package includes 1–3 rounds. Revisions cover composition, tone, or copy tweaks — not full restarts. If you’re indecisive, the Reborn Deluxe plan includes a creative consultation to align before production.

Excellent — that’s where we thrive. Just say “go Paper Bag mode” in your brief and I’ll push it to the aesthetic edge.

It’s cheaper than therapy — and somehow, it makes the ideas better.