MY FAVORITE CAMPAIGNS

THAT MAY OR MAY NOT STILL BE LIVE.

StreetEasy®

“Never Become a Former New Yorker”

From the photography to the typography, this campaign nails it. With each character perfectly styled to reflect neighborhood stereotypes, this taps into the fear every New Yorker has: no longer being a New Yorker.

Liquid Death

“Big Game Commercial With Kids Hydrating at a Party”

From the packaging to the punchline, this campaign nails it. Playing off the insight that people who don’t know Liquid Death think it’s booze makes the spot funny, a little unhinged, and totally on-brand.

Canva

“Make the Logo Bigger”

Canva’s OOH campaign pokes fun at agency life in the best way. From “make the logo bigger” to “can we try a lighter black,” it calls out the absurdly familiar feedback every designer’s heard. It’s self-aware, smart, and feels like an inside joke for creatives.

“Titled I’m Diva Down, the spread blends high fashion with candid storytelling,

capturing Consani’s unapologetic persona and the spirit of Gen Z.”

WHY I LIKE IT

Interview magazine is where creativity lives on the edge, constantly pushing fashion’s boundaries in ways that resonate deeply. With Andy Warhol’s rebellious spirit woven through its pages, it feels like a wild celebration
of self-expression. Every issue brings fresh voices and visions,
inspiring me to see style not just as clothes, but as art.

Surrealism and Kitsch

Are Defining the Look of It-Brands

WHY IT WORKS

The it-brands of today are ditching minimal perfection in favor of a new visual formula: surrealism plus kitsch, layered over nostalgia. Bold, offbeat imagery that blends fashion, humor, and art is everywhere, driven by playful exaggeration, unexpected props, and a healthy dose of weirdness. The result? A visual identity that feels both emotionally familiar and creatively fresh.

Surrealism and kitsch are a visual trend that’s shaping the creative world. They are showing up across industries, influencing how brands build identity, spark emotion, and stand out in unexpected ways.