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We paired Mirabel's portrait with bold lyric overlays to celebrate the Madrigal family and the film's musical voice.
We made this social-first graphic to highlight the Madrigals' party energy and sync with the film's music-led celebration.
We animated a quiet cafecito on sunlit tiles to ground Encanto's warmth in an everyday ritual.
We designed a warm, tile-backed collage that keeps Mirabel at the emotional center while threading small family moments and butterflies through the composition.
We pulled three intimate Madrigal moments into one social piece so the feed reads like a family album about care, pressure, and the small ways love holds you up.
We framed Encanto’s magic around the people who make a home feel like home, giving the Madrigals’ intergenerational bond a warm, social-first spotlight.
We paired Mirabel and Antonio beneath a bold 'TONIGHT' graphic to give the social countdown a warm, playful energy.
We made a Spanish-language poster that places the Madrigal family beneath bold 'AHORA EN CINES' type, using butterflies, a tiny rain cloud, and bright color to signal the film's magical, family-forward world.
We built a social-first banner that plants the Madrigals beneath bold 'AHORA EN CINES' lettering, using butterflies, saturated color, and a tiny rain cloud to wink at the film’s magic and family tension.
We put Mirabel and Antonio mid-dance beneath the bold 'TONIGHT' headline to make the film's warmth and family magic feel immediate.
We cut a one-minute social edit that pairs warm, lived-in character moments with clear, readable captions and simple interview name straps to keep the work calm and accessible.
We built the Prime Video social campaign for As We See It alongside autistic and neurodivergent collaborators, shaping voice, pacing, visuals, and accessibility across posts.
We made a 17-second animated recipe called “Violetini,” using calm pastels, rounded callouts, and steady pacing developed alongside autistic and neurodivergent collaborators.
We animated the series key art with a measured reveal that introduced Jack, Harrison, and Violet in the calm, welcoming visual language shaped alongside autistic and neurodivergent collaborators.