The raw studio work behind a brand built to Live More Life. Finished, graded, and shipped. Thirteen pieces, scattered across one canvas. Scroll to fly through them.
Across a year with Vitalyst I owned the pipeline from studio card to feed: retouching and color grading product photography, compositing campaign creative, and cutting short form video — all held to one brand system.
Six studio captures, each opened and finished by hand. Open any frame and drag the slider — raw on the left, final on the right.
True black finish, cleaned glass, rebuilt labels, matched grade. The same treatment carries from a hero still to a lifestyle frame shot on the move.
Consistency was the brief: whatever the shot, the bottle reads the same — same black, same label, same falloff — so the grid never breaks when the assets land side by side in the feed.
Static ads and carousels composited and typeset to Vitalyst's system for paid social. Open any piece to view it full size.
A run of the weekly reels — hooks, product, and cinematic cutaways, edited for Instagram and TikTok. Tap any tile to play with sound.
Every deliverable stayed inside the same four color system — the rock, clay, and sage of Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion, against true black and warm cream.
More retouching, campaign, and video work available on request. Available for freelance and full time.
Retouching, photography & content produced for Vitalyst. Scroll back up, or drag anywhere on the canvas to explore it yourself.
What this is. A portfolio of the retouching, campaign design and short form video I produced for Vitalyst — a testosterone support supplement with a no BS voice — laid out as one continuous canvas instead of a stack of sections.
How to move. Scroll to fly through the six chapters. Drag anywhere to pan off the path and explore. Click a product frame to open a raw to final slider, an ad to view it full size, or a reel to play it with sound.
The system. Ink Black #1E2122, Clay #8D472E, Sage #82847A, Cream #FCF3E9 — the palette Vitalyst pulls from Utah's Mighty Five. Display type is Bebas Neue; everything else is Montserrat, the face the brand specifies.
Credits. Retouching, photography & content by Nick Kasica for Vitalyst — nkasica2021@gmail.com