STILL HUNGRY? A selection of my work from over the years to gorge yourself on.
JOHNNIE WALKER "SERVE"
Copywriting and art direction as part of the brand refresh for iconic whisky brand Johnnie Walker.
agency anomaly / design director behrad taherparvar
EXPEDIA "WHERE NEXT?"
By taking trips with Expedia, you can earn points to take you on even more trips.
We created a film threaded together with an arrow motif and double-panelled outdoor ads to bring the offering to life while stirring up people's hunger for travel.
agency anomaly / creative director whitney ruef & jenny kang
director ESTEBAN @ CANADA
PRIDE IN LONDON "YOU!ME!US!WE!"
In early 2020 the LGBTQ+ community was in a state of division. With conflicts bubbling up across different groups, it only felt right that Pride in London put out a kind of anthem to bring the queer community back together.
And then lockdown hit and a defiant, rallying cry to unite an isolated community felt more important than ever.
agency anomaly / creative director LA ronayne
director jess kohl @ prettybird
JOHNNIE WALKER "TO THE ONES..."
Christmas gifting campaigns are usually an explosion of ribbons, wrapping paper and festive tropes.
With our social campaign "To The Ones", we reminded people that it's all about the person you're buying for. And Johnnie Walker's the perfect present for that somebody who sparkles and spangles.
agency anomaly / creative director behrad taherparvar
director chloe victoria hughes
FACEBOOK PORTAL: ROYAL TACTICAL
Before Kendall Roy and Brooklyn Beckham, there was Prince Harry and his dramatic exit from the UK to concrete-r pastures in the US.
Facebook had just released Portal, a video-calling device, so we jumped on this royally chaotic moment to run a cheeky print ad in the weekend's papers.
CAMDEN COUNCIL: "KIDS USE PAVEMENTS TOO"
A student project which tackled a big stinking problem on Camden's streets: dog poo not being picked up by dog walkers.
A few packs of chalk later, we had a guerrilla campaign which ended up winning a Chip Shop Outdoor award.
