PixelEyez Studio

13/04/2026

Princess d'Afrique, ça arrive bientôt la famille 👌🏾

31/12/2025

23/12/2025

"Dans les Ouai" petit clip stylé animation 3D, réalisé avec Wan2.2.

21/12/2025

"Anthropomorphic Elemental Animal Ninjas"
A mouth full for my mini series of videos.

21/12/2025

Hollywood n'a qu'à bien se tenir.

27/11/2025

06/06/2023

Time for a rebrand!
The old site, logo, and slogan are now 9 years old.
There are several ideas in the work, but I personally really like the playfulness yet clean style of this one.
And not because my face is on it 😅😏😁

29/05/2023

Advertising concept for Hey-Sport Shoe fresh spray.
Created by your friendly neighborhood art director, Vision.

23/05/2023

A cute little intro for Hybso Ci, created by your friendly neighborhood art director "Vision"

#2023

02/04/2023

Choose the right colors for your business.

Choosing the right colors for your business is crucial because it can impact how people perceive your brand and influence their buying decisions. Here are some tips to help you select the right colors for your business:

Understand color psychology: Different colors can evoke different emotions and associations. For example, red is associated with excitement, passion, and urgency, while blue is associated with trust, reliability, and professionalism. Understanding the psychology of color can help you choose colors that align with your brand values and message.

Consider your target audience: Your target audience's age, gender, culture, and geographic location can influence their color preferences. For example, younger audiences tend to prefer bold and vibrant colors, while older audiences prefer muted and classic colors. Consider your target audience's preferences when selecting your brand colors.

Look at your competition: Understanding your competition's color palette can help you differentiate your brand and stand out. Avoid using similar colors to your competitors to avoid confusion and make your brand easily recognizable.

Keep it simple: Using too many colors can be overwhelming and confusing. Stick to a maximum of three colors to keep your brand identity clear and memorable.

Test your colors: Before finalizing your brand colors, test them on your target audience to see how they respond. You can use surveys, focus groups, or social media polls to get feedback on your color choices.

In conclusion, choosing the right colors for your business requires careful consideration of color psychology, your target audience, competition, simplicity, and testing. By selecting the right colors, you can create a memorable and impactful brand identity that resonates with your customers.