• January 2013, McDonald's Australia launched a fun app focused around the food that one consumes at McDonald's. In addition to tracking calories , the playful app also tells the story of where the ingredients themselves. We learn where the food comes from, we get to meet the farmers and the fishermen behind the gathering and learn about the freshness of the entire supply. This short film was created with the awesome team at DDB Australia to seed the wonderful, new app designed to make sure you are really having fun with your food. It was an exciting project to be part of, not only for its global reach, but to be a part of an influential and conscious effort towards better food awareness.
  • Working with the BBH Los Angeles team, Google tasked us to create an icon for their new global entertainment platform – Google Play. This new service would unite Android Market, Google Music, and the Google eBookstore and be the brand’s first foray into movies. Our goal was to create a logo that harmoniously united the different product offerings and leaned into the realm of entertainment – all the while keeping true to Google’s brand heritage. This Google Play Logo and Branding was created for the global product launch, March 2012.
  • An internal video, using the theme of transformation, was created to use to motivate and inspire the employees of the Coco-Cola Family of products.
  • The ladies at CRYBABY Presents came to us to create a logo & brand identity as well as a website to house their multi-faceted lifestyle brand which included a concept pop-up retail store, an eponymous fashion label, an online store, and various other multi-media endeavors. The Los Angeles based label can be seen around town and is going strong with various collaborations and events.
  • A few years back, Camille decided to embrace her love of entertaining, food, and culinary skills, and meld it with her love of design. Wallflour was born. Developing her own Blogazine allowed Camille to create original content, host unique dinner parties and events, design letterpress packaging, sell her special micro-roasted spices and indulge in food styling and photography. Now Camille’s friends refer to her as “Martha Chu”. If only that was the case...
  • The legacy of Herman Miller speaks for itself. This homage to the iconic furniture brand was created for a convention interactive booth featuring furniture and product design. The layered and cropped advertisements and hints of architectural blueprints and schematics were a clean and sophisticated approach to conveying the heritage of Herman Miller and its continued relevance in the modern age.
  • The Pepsi Company of Brands was looking for concept boards for a green campaign. The initial concept was to have the bar code of products turn into a graphic message. This pitch direction took that concept and developed it into a world specific to the product and message by creating characters that harken back to the round, Pepsi logo mark.