Campaign-defining artwork created to communicate the tone, story, and identity of a film, television series, game, or entertainment property across marketing platforms.
We surrounded Brittney Pettus with a storm of color and suspended forms, making the pressure beneath Randi’s composed exterior feel visible.
We layered one family inside the silhouette of their incarcerated loved one, showing how confinement, distance, and the prison phone shape every person connected to the sentence.
We placed the family inside the incarcerated person’s silhouette, using the prison bars and phone cord to show how a sentence reaches far beyond the person serving it.
We paired Randi’s vivid portrait with oversized typography and a rush of suspended color, giving shape to everything she’s carrying beneath the version of herself everyone depends on.
We placed Los Angeles inside James’s head and pulled his portrait apart, turning the pressure of chasing a dream into the central image for Sev DeMy’s surreal comedy-drama.
A playful ensemble poster combining cast photography with custom illustration to capture the warmth, humor, and school-day energy of Netflix’s Mr. Iglesias.
Our key art used a fractured bullet hole and a portrait concealed within the broken glass to communicate the lasting emotional impact of gun violence without depicting the shooting graphically.
A playful, illustrated ensemble piece that brought the cast of Mr. Iglesias together in Gabriel's iconic VW "school" bus inspired by the series’ warm, classroom-centered comedy.
We framed the four lead girls against a neon portal in a laptop-screen GIF to make the time-travel shock feel immediate, late-night, and oddly domestic.