Creative + Brand + Business
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Versalie Product Launch (Kenvue)

Drove creative strategy and execution for the brand's first product launch, including campaign strategy, photoshoot creative direction, and all design deliverables across primary marketing channels. Packaging design not by me.

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Challenge: Versalie was a new Kenvue brand with no consumer awareness and a lean launch budget. The goal was to establish the brand in market, build an early audience, and generate momentum without the resources of a full-scale campaign. The brief called for a scrappy, resourceful approach over a splashy one.

Role: Creative director end-to-end, functioning as a full creative department of one. I defined the visual direction, directed photo and video shoots, designed the majority of assets across paid, social, email, and internal channels, and collaborated with a designer and photo/video agency.

Approach: With a lean asset budget, I developed a visual system built to stretch across every channel without extensive custom work. The direction centered on confident, candid, science-informed imagery with warm natural lighting — approachable enough to build trust, distinct enough to establish a brand voice.

Impact: The launch exceeded expectations across every tracked metric: the email list doubled in the two-week pre-launch window, the teaser page converted at 2x its goal, sitewide engagement increased 75%, and organic search, social engagement, and shop AOV all rose at launch.

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Social media teaser

Video storyboard

Video storyboard rough planning

Video storyboard rough planning

Full team credits: Alex Felsenstein (CD, Design); White Honey (Photography and Video); Kelly Vohden (Marketing); Christina Hanna (Copy and Content); Kristin Chung (Web); Liz Zalewski and Margaret Biffar (Design); Ben Serbiak (Brand Lead); Sam Londergan (Social)