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A split case study with a full-height portrait inside a blue photo-mosaic on the left and a white text card carrying the Reesa Teesa story on the right.
Summary
A creator case study laid out as a left-image / right-text split: a portrait of the creator embedded in the blue photo-mosaic, paired with a white card telling the "Who TF Did I Marry?" story.
Visual description
The left half is a grid of square tiles. The dominant tile is a colour portrait of a woman in a purple knit dress, surrounded by blue abstract-texture squares, one of which carries the recurring white flower line-art motif. The right half is a large white card: a small grey all-caps eyebrow "EVIDENCE IN THE INDUSTRY:" sits above a two-line near-black all-caps headline "REESA TEESA / 'WHO TF DID I MARRY?'", followed by a justified paragraph of body copy describing the viral 52-part TikTok series. The running chapter-nav footer sits along the bottom.
Key takeaway
The case-study template: one strong human portrait knitted into the brand's tiled-photo system on one side, a clean headline-plus-paragraph card on the other. Embedding the portrait among the abstract blue tiles ties a real person into the deck's visual language instead of pasting in a bare photo.
Reuse notes
A direct, repeatable layout for profiling a person, customer, or example in a report or pitch. Works best with a genuinely good portrait. The justified body paragraph reads as editorial; keep copy tight so the card does not feel text-heavy.
From this deck: Reesa Teesa case-study split slide
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