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Art Direction, Strategy, Concept, Design
We already treat our bathroom like private entertainment stadiums; putting on concerts for our shampoo bottles and staying glued to the porcelain throne until our legs turn into TV static. So, we had Verizon take over Apartment Therapy and turn the most boring room in the house into an entertainment hall. By upgrading the space with the essentials: TV’s and bluetooth soundbars. We’re making it clear that Verizon doesn't just provide a strong signal…they provide the bandwidth for your unspoken daily routines. Officially making the bathroom the best seat in the house. Verizon also released a small number of cozy branded bathroom attire for their fans online. Show me more…
We will get people who view the bathroom as their ultimate private sanctuary for digital consumption and main character moments, who feel that their current bathroom tech, or lack thereof, doesn't match the energy of their shower concerts and infinite scroll sessions, to see Verizon as the essential infrastructure for these moments, transforming the most overlooked room into the premium entertainment suite of the home by partnering with Apartment Therapy to redesign bathrooms with integrated tech and exclusive loungewear, proving Verizon delivers the bandwidth to power your personal daily routines.
Art Direction, Strategy, Concept, Design, Copywriting
U.S. federal law does not require employers to offer their employees lunch/coffee breaks. However, it is common for employers to offer rest periods of short duration, usually 20 minutes or less, to promote the efficiency of the employee. But “common” isn’t enough for the 4-hour shift employee. In retail, a 15-minute break is a myth swallowed by customer queries, long checkout lines, and transit time. This "time-shrinkage" is a barrier to true satisfaction. By championing the "Second 15," Twix transforms a rushed transaction into meaningful moments. Twix doesn't just provide the snack, it’ll provide the time to enjoy it with a “Second 15” minute break. Show me more…
With this interactive advertising campaign, we will get retail employees working four-hour shifts who feel cheated out of their legally unprotected and often interrupted rest periods, who experience "time-shrinkage," where their brief 15-minute window is swallowed by customer demands, leaving no room for an actual break, to view Twix as the ultimate advocate for their downtime, moving beyond being a simple snack to becoming the literal provider of a "Second 15" minute break, by launching the "Second 15" campaign to champion extended rest periods, ensuring that every Twix comes with the dedicated time required to actually enjoy it.
Art Direction, Strategy, Concept, Design, Copywriting
The “morning routine” has become an obsession with a high performance metric. But most people find the actual effort of these routines exhausting or unattainable and would much rather have a solid breakfast to shortcut the same feeling of intensity. So we positioned Heinz Jalapeño Ketchup as the shortcut to that feeling. By tapping into this behavior, Heinz is kickstarting people’s morning by providing the endorphin rush of the “morning workout” through a bold breakfast experience rather than a treadmill. It’s basically a workout for your tastebuds. Show me more…
We will get goal-oriented individuals who feel pressured by the "high-performance" morning routine culture but find the actual execution of those rituals exhausting, and who want the metabolic spark and mental intensity of a morning workout without the torture of a treadmill or a 5:00 AM gym session, to adopt Heinz Jalapeño Ketchup as the morning shortcut that delivers an immediate sensory kickstart to their day by reframing the heat of jalapeños as a "workout for your tastebuds," positioning a bold breakfast as a high-performance substitute for traditional morning exercise.