Beato – Virgin Media
Virgin Media kickstarted 2017 with the launch of their new Virgin TV V6 Box, commissioning Début artists Beato, Sven Hauth and Mark Ward for the punchy, typography-led OOH campaign announcing its release. All three artists created a striking, high-impact tagline illustrating the impression the box would have in enhancing the viewer’s television experience.
“Welcome to the Ordinary World” Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH)
Matt Dartford & AJ / MDI Digital
Justin Metz, hitandrun, and Matt Dartford & AJ / MDI Digital collaborated with AMV BBDO on a particularly special project for Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH).
Oscar Wilson / The Village Voice / Stop Making Sense
Oscar was recently commissioned by the iconic New York alt-weekly The Village Voice to create a portrait of Donald Trump, for an article titled "Stop Making Sense", giving advice for writers in the current political landscape. Oscar collaborated closely with them, using Trumps' own words, curated by the Voice's editors, to create this portrait.
Justin Metz / BT / Family Sim
Justin Metz collaborated with BT for their latest nationwide campaign to promote the new BT Mobile Family Sim.
Helen Friel / Tesco Mobile
Helen Friel's art direction and paper engineering skills bring Tesco Mobile's holiday deals campaign to life, in these three short but sweet animations. Enjoy the lovely tangibility of hand-made paper craft and stop motion.
Ben Jennings / Ted Baker / The North Pole Dancer
Ben Jennings collaborated with Ted Baker for their in-store window display and festive website animation for their Christmas 2016 campaign. Ben, who is well known for his rapier wit when it comes to satirical cartoons, was a perfect match for Ted Baker's irreverent sense of humour:
Tobias Hall / Wagamama / Feed Your Good
Tobias Hall flexes his hand-lettering muscles in his collaboration with Wagamama for their latest campaign ‘Feed Your Good’.
Sam Chivers / The Guardian
Sam Chiver's worked with The Guardian to produce a stunning series of animated illustrations to accompany the article ‘What will the airport of the future look like?'