First Aid Beauty
The designs shown below were created during my time as a Graphic Design contractor
for the sensitive skincare specialists, First Aid Beauty.
Design assets were created using: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects, and Premiere Pro.
Product Highlights - Social Media Assets
Creative Director: Tarah Sutton
Photographer: Jon Doucette (Still Images) and Leonard Greco (Model Images)
Photo Production: Gabriela Peters-Domenech and Megan Birch
Art Director: Christian Roy
Copywriter: Wellsley Kesel
Designer: Alicia O'Brien. (me)
Software used: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and After Effects
The assets below were designed to be used on First Aid Beauty's socials, specifically Facebook and Instagram Ads, to highlight some of their top SKUs.
Who What Wear Next in Beauty
Imagery: Leonard Greco (Model Images) and Karen Rosalie (Video)
Photo Production: Megan Birch
Art Director: Christian Roy
Copywriter: Wellsley Kesel
Designer: Alicia O'Brien. (me)
Software used: Adobe Photoshop (typography) and After Effects (animation)
The assets below were designed to be used on First Aid Beauty's Instagram Reels, sharing their award from Who What Wear Next In Beauty!
*Please note that the assets do not feature a black outline in the actual design, this was added to present the assets better.
Holiday Campaign Assets
Creative Director: Tarah Sutton
Photographer: Jon Doucette
Photo Production: Gabriela Peters-Domenech
Art Director: Christian Roy
Copywriter: Wellsley Kesel
Designer: Alicia O'Brien. (me)
Software used: Adobe Photoshop
The assets below were designed for First Aid Beauty's Instagram Reels during for their (now) busiest holiday season yet.
For Sephora with a focus on facial skincare
For Sephora with a focus on body skincare
For Ulta with a focus on body skincare
For firstaidbeauty.com with a focus on body skincare
Display Banners
Photography: Jon Doucette
Designer: Alicia O'Brien (me)
Software used: Adobe Photoshop (photo-editing) and After Effects (animation)
For some of the photos, the crop required me to extend them further
which I adjusted in Photoshop.