Porfolio highlights

SOME recent favourites

pigs in blankets wrapping paper

Close-up of a hand with red nail polish peeling a sticker labeled 'ALDI Peel & Lick' from a Christmas gift wrapped in holiday-themed paper. In the background, two people joyfully have fun with a large wrapped gift, with Christmas tree visible.

Client
Aldi

Year
2025

The Brief

Cut through the noise at Christmas and steal share of voice from the other supermarkets, giving shoppers a reason to go to Aldi first.

The Strategy

Celebrate a hero product - Pigs in Blankets - by putting a fresh spin on it that’ll get the nation talking.

The idea

Create the world’s fist Lickable Pigs in Blankets Wrapping Paper. Working with a specialist supplier we created a limited run of festive paper which actually taste like the festive delicacies when licked.

Producing photography and content for media - as well as bespoke mail outs to key press and influencers - the announcement caused a huge buzz.

The Results

The story achieved over 400 pieces of coverage, including a tasting segment on The Drew Barrymore Show, Capital FM, and a sweep of national coverage making Aldi’s pigs in blankets famous all over again.

school photo day

A young girl with shoulder-length brown hair and bright blue eyes, smiling at the camera, wearing a colorful jacket with purple and pink patterns.

Client
Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity

Year
2025

The Brief

Showcase Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity’s mission to ensure no childhood is lost to serious illness.

The Strategy

Focus on the things that kids in long-term care miss out on, that we take for granted. Ultimately highlighting the amazing work the charity does to preserve these moments.

The idea

Kids in long-term care often miss school photo day - a core childhood milestone. So we took school photo day to them – shot by Rankin, one of the most famous photographers in the world.

The Results

The images and partnership delivered 2 appearances on Good Morning Britain and 10 national pieces were amongst 200 articles overall reaching over 34 million UK adults.

boob tube

A diverse group of women sitting on a bus, with two women in the foreground feeding babies, among other women who are waiting or sitting.

Client
Elvie

Year
2024

The Brief

Be the most talked about brand during ‘World Breastfeeding Week’.

The Strategy

#freethefeed with a campaign to normalise breastfeeding in public, honing in on public transport as 98% of women avoid it when they need to breastfeed their baby.

The idea

Take over a tube carriage with breastfeeding mothers, including famous new mum - Fleur East. The Boob Tube was a way to bust breastfeeding taboos, calling on transport operators to provide better signage with a carriage full of fearless breastfeeding mums.

The Results

We reached 78% of new mothers, generated 2.7 million organic social reach and 150,835 engagements. We also delivered a 30% increase in ‘Elvie pump’ searches month-on-month. Stand out coverage included BBC, MailOnline and Daily Star.

the last photo

Outdoor photo exhibit with large framed portraits of people, with a focus on a man and a child smiling in a large photo. A woman is walking in the background amongst the photos.

Client
CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably)

Year
2023

The Brief

Get suicide into public conversation and provoke people to strike-up conversations.

The Strategy

Show ‘suicide doesn’t always look suicidal’ – check-in on those with a smile on their face.

The idea

An exhibition of 50 smiling faces which had no reference to CALM. On launch day we revealed – live on This Morning – that each was the last photo of someone who later took their own lives.

The Results

There were over 800 pieces of coverage delivering over 1 billion opportunities to see. We reached over 90% of the UK population.

ai in wonderland

Luxury airplane-themed lounge with beige recliner seats arranged in rows, small windows on sides, and a runway-like aisle leading to a stage area with animated or live performers under blue lighting.

Client
Meta

Year
2025

The Brief

Educate media and creators of Meta AI’s benefits by holding an event that brings AI to life in real life creative moments.

The Strategy

Show not tell, by bringing Meta AI into real-life situations.

The execution

Invite the UK’s top creators and social media accounts to a great party, filled with immersive spaces each highlighting the different wants AI can be used, with shareability at its heart.

Senior speakers inspired attendees whilst they got hands-on with the products and shared their excitement with their followers.

The Results

A guest list of over 120 creators and 25 social first publishers with a reach of millions and 5.3% average engagement rate for paid-for posts. There was an 43% uplift in attendees believing Meta AI is very useful, based on pre and post event surveys.

football always wins

A man in a blue and black jersey stands behind a box labeled 'What's in the box?' surrounded by trees and plants in an outdoor setting.

Client
Pepsi

Year
2024

The Brief

Give Pepsi a global point-of-view during the UCL league stage to drive tune-in.

The Strategy

Break fans’ mid-week routines to encourage them to watch games.

The idea

We placed Jack in the Jungle and made Vini Jr. a wuxia and telenovela star to show that in the battle for mid-week TV viewing, Football (and Pepsi) Always Wins.

The Results

The campaign delivered over 800 pieces worldwide and 648 million combined reach. Hero coverage included the Mail Online, The Sun, and GOAL.

thank you Jürgen

A man in a black Liverpool Football Club jacket and cap with a beard, smiling with arms outstretched on a sports field.

Client
Carlsberg

Year
2024

The Brief

Capitalise on Klopp’s departure from Liverpool to amplify Carlsberg’s sponsorship.

The Strategy

Bring the football community together to celebrate a remarkable legacy.

The idea

We created 491 bottles of Believers Brew –one for every game Klopp was in charge. The limited edition ‘Red Ale’ was sold via  auction with proceeds going to charity.

The Results

There were 122 pieces of global coverage. Our content delivered 1 million impressions and 20,000 engagements. We raised over £126,000 for the LFC Foundation thanks to the activity.

and some from the archives…

signsbury’s

Entrance of a Sainsbury's supermarket with signage, shopping trolleys, and promotional signs outside.

Client
Sainsbury’s

Year
2019

The Brief

Drive awareness of Sainsbury’s ‘150 Days of Community’ – 150 in-store projects.

The Strategy

Create one project as the hero campaign to halo the wider community programme.

The idea

To drive awareness of Sainsbury’s ‘150 Days of Community’, we renamed the store ‘Signsbury’s’ – a store-led project in Bath where manager Paul Robertson taught all colleagues to sign. To elevate it further, Rachel Shenton, who signed her Oscar acceptance speech, helped teach the staff.

The Results

The project delivered over 350 pieces of editorial coverage and 3 billion opportunities to see from titles spanning broadsheet news to social-first publishers and national broadcast.

meat-free butchers

Smiling man in white shirt, orange apron, and white hat behind a counter displaying various prepared foods including burgers, patties, and baked dishes in a decorated kitchen with hanging copper pots, garlic, herbs, and cooking ingredients.

Client
Sainsbury’s

Year
2019

The Brief

Position Sainsbury’s as a leader in plant-based food. 

The Strategy

Use the element of surprise to engage with meat-eaters, tapping into the traditional look and feel of a classic butchers shop.

The idea

Open the UK’s first Meat-Free Butchers. Open during World Meat Free Week, the traditional style butchers offered customers an array of cuts and joints derived from 100% plant-based alternatives. Media and influencers were invited to a sneak-preview for content and first person pieces. 

The Results

A queue round the block! 100+ pieces of coverage including Metro, Time Out, Stylist and Harpers Bazaar followed by full pages in the Guardian and Telegraph. The entire range sold out in the shop and the supermarket saw a 23% sales spike in plant-based products.

uber x english national opera

Stage with colorful decorations, people in costumes, vintage cars, bicycles, and a large sunflower prop, under vibrant lighting, with a reflection on the shiny surface in front.

Client
Uber

Year
2020

The Brief

Create a campaign that appeals to elite city workers, showing how Uber are helping other industries in COVID.

The Strategy

Support the arts, which has been hit hard by the pandemic and create an experience that wouldn’t be possible without Uber.

The idea

Partnering with the ENO at Alexandra Palace, we created bookable “Uber Boxes”- where the public could come and enjoy the unique show in the comfort of a car whilst socially distancing.  

The Results

The broadsheets lapped up the performance, with The Times, Observer, Telegraph and Evening Standard all scoring rave reviews for the Uber Boxes, stating “Uber to the unlikely hero”. Time Out, METRO, The Verge and The FT all added to the tally, meaning Uber certainly hit the right notes.

uber eats x ikea

A dinner table with three plates of food, including one with roasted vegetables and meatballs, and another with mashed potatoes and meatballs. There are empty holiday-themed plates, a box of donuts, a glass of red juice, and an Uber Eats smartphone on the table, which is decorated with string lights and colorful napkins.

Client
Uber Eats

Year
2020

The Brief

Drive brand fame for Uber Eats and steal share of voice.

The Strategy

Borrow brand love from foodie favourites with a cult following.

The idea

Launch a worlds first - IKEA meatballs direct to your door. Uber Eats encouraged people to embrace their inner-Swede and “fredagsmys” (celebration of staying in)by ordering the classic dish via the app.

The Results

Blanket coverage - The Sun, Daily Star, Daily Mail, Mail Online, City AM and METRO (three times no less). As well as an extensive showing in lifestyle, food and interiors press - taking Uber Eats to media it’s never been before.

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