A collection of some other projects i’ve also produced.
Annie’s Homegrown - Mac and Cheese
For kids, moms, and college students with only $3 to spend on dinner everywhere.
Netflix - Litchfield Lockup
This website was sadistically boring, on purpose. Orange is the New Black fans could prove their love of the show by lasting as long as possible in a digital solitary confinement for a chance to attend the Season 3 premiere party in NYC.
Meta Reality Labs
3D illustrations for the Spark AR community hub.
Humanise Movement
Uncommon worked with British design and architecture studio — Heatherwick Studios — to help shape the Humanise movement through activations, a new brand world, a website and visual identity.
Bojack Horseman Sweater
We made some sweaters for the Netflix show Bojack Horseman as joke influencer gifts and then the CEO wore one on the live company earnings report and then the sweaters started selling for hundreds of dollars on eBay.
Google - Emoji Translate
Google is known for it’s April Fools Day pranks. So in 2014, we stated that pictures are worth a thousand words.
The actual Chrome translation extension went live on all mobile devices running Chrome for the entire day of April 1st, allowing users to read articles in emoji.
This feels old now as emoji’s are so ubiquitous with communication in all platforms, but at the time it was a large lift to get Google’s engineering team to launch this.
Nike - Phantoms Hotline
An interactive phone hotline for victims of players wearing the Nike Phantoms football boot. The phone number was posted on Nike social channels, on tear-away flyers and flyposters near football pitches around England and France, and during Premier League games.
The hotline was built in a way for fans to go deep, and listen to recordings by athletes to get tips on how to play, buy the boots, and how to avoid being embarrassed by other players wearing the game-changing product.
Rainier Beer
Rainier is an iconic American Northwest beer that had a busted up old sign sitting atop the brewery. In order to fund the restoration of the giant neon "R" sign, Wexley School for Girls created RestoreTheR.com - a site where attendees could complete beer eccentric challenges to light up virtual bulbs on the sign.
For every bulb virtually lit, a real bulb was restored on the sign. Once all the virtual bulbs had been lit, Seattle's Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) fully restored the physical broken 'R' to be placed forever as a highlight in the museum.
I produced everything for the campaign and also edited the film, back when I knew how to do that.
