Oobli social post trio on peach

Summary

A three-up presentation of social post templates, each wrapped in a simplified feed card so the posts are read as a sequence rather than as standalone artwork.

Visual description

A flat peach background holds three evenly spaced white cards, each with a rounded top bar carrying a small circular navy avatar with the Oobli mark and a three-dot menu, and a bottom bar with outline heart, comment, send and bookmark glyphs. The left post is a pale blue square with a line-drawn figure in lilac, lime and navy seated on a deep green globe with white sparkle marks. The centre post is a lime square photograph: a hand fanning three chocolate bars, a navy sea salt flakes pack in front, a lilac silky 70% cacao pack behind, and a coral raspberry bits pack at the back, each carrying the Oobli wordmark, a circular stamp and a curved arrow. The right post is a deep navy square with the question Where do sweet proteins come from? set in a heavy white rounded sans across four lines, with three lilac blob shapes dropped between words so they read as substituted letterforms, and a looping white hand-drawn arrow curving down to the lower right.

Key takeaway

The lilac blobs used in place of letters are the whole trick: they let a plain typographic post carry the brand's shape language without adding an illustration. Presenting three posts together, one illustrated, one photographic and one typographic, shows the feed rhythm rather than a single asset.

Reuse notes

A clean way to present social templates in a case study or a brand deck. The card chrome is simplified enough to read as any feed, which keeps it usable if platform UI changes. The blob-as-letter substitution only survives at large point sizes; it will close up and become unreadable in small captions.