Design Pattern #25 : Superimpose Sketch

Prathamesh Krisang

Welcome to my Persuasive Design Patterns Series where I identify & share the common visual patterns that marketers use to design high converting ads & landing pages.

How to combine reality with imagination in your story?

Should you limit your product to what it looks like in your marketing?

A good marketer does not see this limit.

Here are 12 real world brands that superimposed sketches on top of their products and present their imagination.

[Summarizing]

Use the Superimpose Sketch Design Pattern to reveal the unseen / unexplained / hidden meaning behind your products or scene.

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