Blog Posts
Here you can read articles, news and my thoughts on the industry — not that anyone’s asking.
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The Adidas predator van activation had me thinking — what if we maintained everything but applied the 3% rule. The original activation was well executed, but as a creative professional, I would be remiss if I didn’t consider incorporating the 3% rule into this activation in some way. So here’s what I propose: maintain the original concept…
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adidas and OFFICE teamed up for an exclusive event at Covent Garden’s WA Café on July 26th, introducing the Taekwondo Café—a unique fusion of fashion and café culture. From 12 PM to 5:30 PM, guests were treated to adidas-branded cakes, iced drinks, and a first look at the latest adidas Taekwondo sneaker.
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Earlier this year, Verizon one of the most recognizable telecom companies in the world introduced a comprehensive rebrand that included a fresh visual identity and a new ad campaign. This move signifies a major shift to align more closely with the company’s evolving customer expectations, aka the younger more digitally-savvy generation.
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The term “brand” is often thrown around, but what does it really mean? Many people mistakenly believe that a brand is simply a logo or a color scheme. However, a true brand encompasses much more than these visual elements. Let’s dive deeper into what makes a brand and why it’s crucial for businesses of all…
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For the Paris Olympics 2024, i conceptualized an innovative Bumble sportswear-inspired retail pop-up shop, designed to captivate and engage attendees. The event featured a dynamic DJ, high-profile celebrity guest appearances, and a meet-and-greet session.
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To celebrate the Paris Olympics, Bumble and GoodNews Coffee partnered on “Le Cafe Bumble,” a coffee shop pop-up at 115 Boulevard Saint-Germain, 75006 in Paris. The pop-up featured exclusive GoodNews merch called “Good Gifts,” a DJ, and Bumble’s exclusive drink: the Bumble Latte.
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Imagine a future where computers can hold nuanced conversations in Japanese, offer graduate-level analysis or maybe explain a 100 page PDF to you like you’re 5 – I think the future came early because we just got Claude 3. If you’re asking what is Claude 3 i’ve never even heard of a Claude 2, don’t…
How to build a brand
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Wise is a financial technology company that enables seamless international money transfers, with a focus on transparency, low fees, and real exchange rates. It offers a borderless, multi-currency account, allowing individuals and businesses to hold and exchange multiple currencies globally.
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Girlfriend Collective is committed to creating high-quality, eco-friendly activewear that blends style and sustainability. The brand emphasizes ethical production practices, using recycled materials like old water bottles and fishing nets to create its apparel. Girlfriend Collective promotes inclusivity, offering a diverse range of sizes and styles to cater to all body types, and is focused…
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Dude Wipes offers innovative, convenient, and flushable personal care products designed for men who value hygiene and comfort. The brand focuses on providing high-quality, eco-friendly wipes that are larger and more durable than traditional alternatives. Dude Wipes emphasizes simplicity and practicality, catering to men who appreciate humor and straightforwardness in their daily routines.
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Alani Nutrition aims to provide high-quality, delicious supplements and wellness products designed to support active, healthy lifestyles. The brand focuses on transparency and scientifically-backed ingredients to ensure efficacy and safety. Alani Nutrition emphasizes inclusivity, positivity, and empowerment, particularly targeting women in the fitness community.
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Prime aims to provide high-quality, great-tasting hydration and energy products that support active lifestyles. The brand is focused on delivering beverages that are not only refreshing but also nutritionally beneficial. The company emphasizes transparency, quality, and accessibility, striving to offer products that meet the needs of a diverse consumer base, including athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and…
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Liquid Death aims to make hydration fun and edgy while promoting environmental sustainability. The brand is known for its irreverent and humorous marketing, which seeks to “murder your thirst” and reduce plastic waste by offering water in infinitely recyclable aluminum cans.
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Pimple patches have always been a hidden solution, designed to discreetly blend into the skin. But Starface is turning that idea on its head. Instead of hiding blemishes, Starface’s fun, star-shaped, brightly colored patches transform acne treatment into a bold statement of self-expression.