A book that only fills up with time.
«Mi Historia» is a hardcover album for documenting a baby's first years: pregnancy, birth, the first year, the milestones up to age five. It's not a book you read, it's one you complete. That nuance drives the whole design: every page has to invite you to write and paste without the fear of ruining it.
Promotional artwork for a book on Amazon.
Client
"Mi Historia". A hardcover album for a baby's first years, sold on Amazon.
Brief
Create the promotional artwork for the listing.
Process
I cleaned up the raw product images. I created new ones with interpretations made in Nano Banana.
Delivery
The lifestyle images, the contents breakdown, the listing gallery.
How it looks in a home.
Before the sales images, I made the lifestyle ones. They're the ones that explain the real size, the weight of the cover, the gesture of using it — things a spec sheet can't convey.
All the content, in a single view.
The key piece of the listing: a breakdown that answers the question that stalls the purchase — what exactly is inside? Eight blocks with guide lines pointing to the product, arranged in the same chronological order as the book.
Soft, warm, gender-neutral.
Neutral on purpose
Neither pink nor blue. The earthy, botanical palette works for any baby and extends the product's life as a gift.
Illustration supports, it doesn't compete
Rabbits, daisies, branches in flat line work, always in the margins. The center stays free for the photo and the parents' handwriting.
One callout per image
On Amazon, the thumbnail decides. Each image carries a single phrase in all caps. The rest is product.
Six images, six objections.
The gallery follows the order of the buyer's doubts: what it is, how it feels in the hand, how big it is, who it's for, what gift it includes, what's inside.
The extended listing.
Four 1464 × 600 modules that extend the gallery: photo spaces, milestone tracking, the album as a keepsake, the stickers. Backgrounds alternate cream and sage to give the scroll a rhythm.
The same, at 600 × 450.
Amazon serves a different crop on mobile, where most of the buying happens. Every module was rebuilt — not scaled — repositioning the headline and enlarging the product.
like a keepsake.