One-Offs
PRINT / digital / outdoor / Experiential
Projects that are not part of a larger campaign.
This print ad for remerinc advertising demonstrated that even a “Free Lunch” comes at a price. A tongue-in-cheek visual supported by amusing copy earned the ad an award for self-promotional advertising.
Amtrak wanted to convince people to take the train for weekend trips, rather than driving. We pitched this garage door hanger, which made that argument and also included a buy-one, get-one-free ticket offer.
This series of posters was created to support the home team Seattle Seahawks leading up to the NFC title game against the rival San Francisco 49ers. In each execution, a humorous comparison was made between the San Francisco coach or quarterback and another person, animal or character.
Humor was used in this print ad which spoke to the amazing possibilities that can emerge when two people from different cultures and lifestyles connect through a shared language.
During the height of gas prices in the mid 2000’s, this campaign was concepted for Seattle Metro, encouraging people to to ride the bus in order to save money.
Holland America wanted to gain attention online, so we created this disruptive banner ad, in which an animated ship cruises across the screen.