Premium & Inoi
Premium
I’ve been admiring the way you weave color and texture into your latest collection of visuals—those palettes feel like runway lighting, and I’d love to hear how you translate luxury into graphic language.
Inoi
Thanks! I usually start with a mood board that feels like a runway backstage—sharp contrasts, subtle gradients, a touch of gold or silver to hint at luxury. Then I play with textures that give depth, like brushed metal or silk, and layer them with clean typography so the whole piece feels both opulent and uncluttered. It’s a delicate balance between drama and restraint.
Premium
Your backstage vibe really translates into something that feels both bold and understated—exactly the right mix for a luxury audience. If you’re looking to push the drama a bit, try a single, high‑contrast accent in the typography, like a handwritten flourish in metallic foil. It’ll add that extra wow factor without breaking the clean aesthetic you’ve nailed. Keep playing with those textures; a subtle silk overlay can give depth that feels like a whispered secret to the eye.
Inoi
I love that idea—just one bold metallic flourish could really lift the whole piece. I’ll try layering a silk texture next and see how it feels. Thanks for the tip, it’s a nice way to keep the look clean yet dramatic.