Launching with a humorous and playful concept, the two-part campaign promoted ‘the final boss’ of Chupa Chups – an impenetrable lollipop encased inside an over-engineered shell, alongside tongue-in-cheek artwork featuring Lucha Libre wrestling masks, designed by renowned Mexican mask maker Arturo Bucio.

Letting everyone know that the wrestling era has finally come to an end, JACK and BBH Partners joined forces, wrapping London in an unmissable 4-sheet poster takeover that brought the brand’s bold identity centre stage.

The campaign also caught the media attention of Little Black Book, Campaign, Famous Campaign and Creative Boom, going viral for their playful approach.

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To charge up the streets with athletic-energy, JACK joined forces with Nike Women to place the campaign across the capital through a mix of key central kiosk and poster sites – slicing through the urban backdrop with the bold editorial artwork. 

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Delivered as a multi-format rollout across 4-sheet, 48-sheet and 96-sheet sites, the campaign surrounded some of the capital’s most style-conscious areas, including Commercial Street, Brick Lane and Parsons Green. 

With striking, minimal artwork, the campaign stood apart from the visual noise of the city – letting the authenticity and heritage of Mulberry’s craftsmanship speak for itself. 

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Working with Rapport, JACK delivered a multi-format takeover spanning 4-sheets and 48-sheets through to 96-sheets, alongside kiosks and poster takeovers. The varied creative ensured visibility at every stage of a runner’s routine, embedding the campaign directly into their environment. 

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Featuring the 11-strong cast of emerging talent, the stellar lineup includes actors Hammed Animashaun, Emma Sidi and George Fouracres and TikTok funny-men, Jack Shep and Al Nash. The rollout brings serious scale to a big cultural moment – as the iconic US show marks its 50th year with a new UK chapter. Saturday nights? Sorted.

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For the launch of the mini-series, JACK, our in-house Creative Studio, and Meanwhile Agency joined forces, bringing a permanent blooming installation to life.

Utilising the expertise of landscape designer Studio Macarthur and team, the 500-plant installation provides a space in Manchester’s Heaton Park to help bees pollinate, supporting one of Earth’s most vital inhabitants, while encouraging local visitors to plant their own flowers at home.

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A citywide poster campaign, featuring photography by Gabriel Moses, saw the Lake Elsinore Storm cap insignia appear across London in the days leading up to launch – building anticipation where it matters most, out on the streets. With the posters going up just before the collection went live, the campaign turned presence into demand, as founder and Creative Director Clint Ogbenna made his own pilgrimage across the sites – reinforcing Corteiz’s ability to drive culture and product in equal measure.

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High-impact sites, including Stroud Place, North Pole Road and Vinegar Yard, were brought together through a multi-format rollout. From classic 4-sheets and kiosks to 48-sheets and full street-length takeovers, the campaign scaled across the city with dapper confidence. 

Built around the collaboration between A$AP Rocky and Ray-Ban, the work reimagined iconic frames with a bold, disruptive edge – turning heritage into something fresh, visible and unmissable on the streets of London. 

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As each perfume sample was taken, the artwork evolved, with new layers revealed beneath – turning every interaction into part of the creative and keeping LOOKFANTASTIC front of mind for beauty and fragrance lovers alike.

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The activity teased a larger pop-up at Shoreditch event space, White Rabbit, where circus-inspired games and stalls invited visitors to engage with the product while learning about hydration in a more immersive way. The campaign tapped into the growing shift towards experiential retail —creating a launch people didn’t just see, but got to try for themselves.

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Alongside the single 4 sheet artwork, we helped present a full takeover of their campaign on our new Nile Street site, which featured members of the rugby team sharing uplifting messages in the black and blue colourway of their kit.

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To roll out the campaign, JACK worked directly with the brand on a bespoke street poster takeover, deploying 4-sheet and 48-sheet billboards across London. Landing in one of the city’s trendiest spots, Brick Lane, the artwork felt alive – chasing the city’s pulse and keeping LOOKFANTASTIC front of mind. 

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A run of colourful, high-energy artworks brought the Glycerin Flex to life, spotlighting its DNA Tuned nitrogen-infused foam and FlexZone technology. It was perfect timing, too – with training season building towards the upcoming London Marathon, the campaign met runners exactly where they were: out on the pavement.

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To promote the campaign, JACK worked directly with MOTH on wrapping up London in an eye-catching poster and kiosk campaign, showing the streets and curb-sides some love. Spreading the love even further, the posters provided the perfect backdrop for MOTH’s on-site sampling activation, which was shared on both their Instagram and TikTok channels.

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Shot by editorial fashion photographer Tina Barney, the campaign captured the luxury hotel experiences on offer – from massage tables to sun loungers, and the most comfortable beds imaginable. 

With the artwork featuring the tagline “broaden your horizontals,” the campaign invited Londoners to embrace the finer things in life whilst horizontal: idle contemplation, cocktails, and quiet indulgence, evoking FOMO for warmer days and undisclosed hotel locations. 

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To fuel the frenzy, JACK worked with WPP to crank up the heat with a Nationwide, multi-format poster campaign that featured the iconic duo. In London and Manchester, accompanying the artwork were romance-drenched tearaways, that doubled as cards, tempting passerby to give the perfect gift this Valentines Day: the experience of watching Fennel’s visual feast on the big screen. Lines like “Drive Me Mad” and “Whatever Our Souls Are Made Of, His And Mine Are The Same” were wrapped up to survive the February rain and handed out alongside branded Kleenex for the inevitable emotional fallout.

With the downpour only deepening the drama – the streets emulated Yorkshire’s wild, misty moors against the urban backdrop. Captured by our social team, the activation was shared by Warner Bros’ UK’s official TikTok and Instagram account, reaching over a million followers and stoking excitement for this highly anticipated love story.

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To stir up appetites, JACK teamed up with BILLUPS on a 48-sheet poster campaign across London. Featuring playful copy that paid tribute to legendary vegans, animal-rights activists, and even cartoon pigs, the bold pink artwork and lively illustrations leapt off the page and into the streets. Sure to pique the palates of passers-by, the campaign proved that compromising on meat doesn’t have to mean compromising on taste.  

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To mark their arrival to the morning airwaves, presenting duo Ewen Cameron and Cat Harvey were tasked with spreading the word across Scotland – which included pasting themselves onto one of our 10 in-a-row sites in Glasgow’s Southside, alongside commandeering a supermarket loudspeaker, and scaling a hillside with giant letters.

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Social media star (and jacket potato afficionado) Grime Gran helped launch the super-sized scented spectacle, encouraging passersby to smell the posters to get a sensory sneak peek of the new sage and onion stuffing-topped bread.

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To bring the artwork to life, JACK partnered with St Mark’s Studios to showcase the “it-bag” across prime London locations. From Westminster Bridge to Shepherd’s Bush, festive cheer spread through bold 48- and 96-sheet posters, along with crisp 6-in-a-row takeovers. Reinventing the brand with playful copy and a high fashion creative, this campaign turned snacks into style. 

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Shot by Juergen Teller, the imagery delivered a subtle festive nod ahead of gifting season, leaving passersby wondering if a little Westwood might end up beneath their tree. The campaign also highlighted the designer’s stores across all three cities – ready and waiting to welcome Christmas shoppers. 

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Designed to provide the wearer with real-time insights and action-packed hands-free moments, the sport-centred glasses are built to do it all: monitor activity, play audio, capture video and deflect sunlight. With striking artwork that showcased the Prism 24K and Prism Road colourways, combined with fitting prompts and razor-sharp reflections, this campaign proved gold-medal worthy. 

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To showcase the world-leading graphic design platform’s new AI capabilities, our creative studio designed a 96-sheet creative billboard with a pixelated logo that morphed into silky-smooth clarity, flexing Canva’s ‘Upscaler Tool’. Additionally, a 48-sheet spill-board turned the heads of passersby, riffing on the pain of indecisive sales teams – saved, of course, by ‘Version History’. The industry noticed too, with Grand Visual and The Drum shouting about the magic we pulled into the real world. 

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Each execution stitched product and place seamlessly together, teasing the craft, heritage and creativity waiting behind those soon-to-open doors – delivering a modern Guinness experience right onto London’s streets. 

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In Manchester and London, “infinity mirror” posters with LED-lit lenticulars gave the mask a haunting 3D glow – an illusion that stopped even the bravest passersby in their tracks. As night fell, a single poster would light up, turning ordinary corners into spooked-out streets.

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The campaign featured football legend Zlatan Ibrahimović front and centre, with a 96-sheet build and accompanying digital screen that brought Z FC to life. Our dynamic spillboard design saw Zlatan striking the ball clean off the board – breaking the frame and sending the action beyond the screen. 

High-octane and impossible to ignore – this campaign kicked EA SPORTS straight onto the streets. 

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The campaign celebrated the eight-piece NIKE x KNWLS collection: a fusion of athleticism, elegance and avant-garde fashion. From corsets and twinsets to the futuristic Air Max Muse, this was a full wardrobe built for modern power and movement.

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Alongside a larger-than-life spillboard of footballer Scott McTominay jumping out of the frame, we invited passing fans to leave a special message for the team using a Ring doorbell installed on site – with a selection of these recordings played at half time to the 49,000 supporters at Hampden, and shared across socials.

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By curating a selection of our street-side sites that followed both the 10k and half-marathon courses, which took runners on a scenic tour over the River Clyde and across the city, we ensured the American sports brand grabbed the attention of more than 32,000 runners participating in the event and the thousands of supporters there to cheer them on.

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With dreamy artwork featuring warm, earthy hues and crisp white linens, the campaign transported passersby to the fading glow of summer’s final days. 

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Passersby got to cast their vote at the ‘Olling Station’, as to whether they were an olive ‘lover’ or ‘hater’, interacting with the poster campaign with tearaway stickers. Participants were also handed a goodie bag filled with Olly’s snacks, testing out their newest flavours, chilli and rosemary, and garlic and basil. A tasty activation that sparked real time brand engagement – and fresh debate.

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In East London, our event space, The Platform, was fully wrapped in Caudalie’s signature mint green, complete with a striking mirror installation and a pop-up skincare bay. Passersby were invited to sit down with Caudalie’s beauty experts for personalised skin scans that identified individual concerns and offered bespoke skincare advice using their new range of natural products.

Up in Manchester, brand ambassadors activated the space with sampling and tearaway posters, turning the streets into a tactile skincare experience. Dreamed up and delivered by JACK – no brief, no formula – just beauty, built to stop people in their tracks. 

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With each format reworking the classic for the streets today, the black-and-white visuals hit hard against raw city walls. A cultural icon reimagined without compromise – the Superstar’s never just been a sneaker – and this was never just another poster.

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With the first installment of the series bewitching our screens in August, viewers won’t have to wait long for part two – it arrives in September, keeping fans dead-excited for what’s to come. 

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In partnering with JACK, DELLI proved that they truly live and breathe their ethos – that small makers should run the food scene – by putting their ‘chefs’ front and centre in bold street poster takeovers across London, Manchester and Edinburgh.

Showcasing stylistic film photography that highlighted their standout offerings – New Theory Wine, Melo Matcha, and a Vincenzo x Gozney collaboration – DELLI tantalised passersby’s’ tastebuds and once again proved why they’re the go-to source for everything from niche finds to essential kitchen staples. 

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Creating a bespoke candy-coloured cargo bike, complete with hot pink spiral lollies and lip glosses, the eye-catching stunt ensured a sugar-rush of customers looking to buy the tasty new product. To sweeten the experience further, every Glazé Cotton Kiss purchase unlocked a free Surrealist Lip Liner and Decode Makeup Remover – a dreamy duo to complete the look. 

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To spotlight the event, JACK partnered with Talon for a bold poster takeover across Selfridges’ home cities – London, Manchester, and Birmingham. Inspired by ‘90s rave flyers, they gave their iconic typography a nostalgic twist, paired with a cheeky Selfridges-yellow caution sign reading “Dance Floor Warning.” To unlock the music, the public can scan the QR code, sign up, and dive into the beat. 

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The campaign rolled out in Manchester, London, Paris, and Berlin with targeted street projections and ‘galleries,’ each city spotlighting areas chosen through The Face x Nike’s collaboration with local artists from those neighbourhoods. Every site lit up at the exact same time – an intentional move echoing the campaign’s core idea: the “power of 8.” Targeted takeovers turned urban walls into glowing, high-impact moments, creating a campaign that felt as live and raw as the film itself.

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The tattoo-clad, pink and purple haired unicorn (Scotland’s national animal) was designed by 76 children from 24 schools across Glasgow, encapsulating what modern day Glasgow meant to them.

Sporting the city’s unofficial symbol, the humble traffic cone, as her glowing 3D acrylic horn – a reference the infamous adopted hat of the Duke of Wellington statue outside of the Gallery of Modern Art – Finnie shone in a tease and reveal campaign in front of the Barrowlands’ famous façade, aligning with the Games’ much-anticipated mascot announcement.

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JACK collaborated with Squadron Venture Media to bring this creative campaign to life. The billboard, located in central London, was designed to convey that it’s time to leave greenwashing out to dry. The campaign takes a humorous approach, emphasising that the only thing they greenwash is their uniforms. The billboard has been extended to create the illusion that it isn’t there, featuring a forest bike leaning against it. This setup provides a perfect backdrop for an Instagram-worthy campaign.

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Designed to seamlessly align with MOTH’s series of summer activations, starting with their Manchester off-licence pop-up, setting the tone for a season of unforgettable moments.

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The Brand has taken over London with site takeovers and kiosks in the heart of the city, ensuring that every passerby knows where to find their favourite beach-ready brands, including Summer Fridays, Charlotte Tilbury, and Sol De Janeiro.

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JACK brought the campaign to life on the streets with a city-wide takeover, featuring striking mega sites, image-wrapped kiosks, and one standout location offering tear-away portraits for passersby to take home a piece of the festival energy.

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To mark the launch of its Spring/Summer 2024 collection, JACK brought the brand to life across London with bold takeovers at key hotspots. Kiosks and large-format sites throughout the city were wrapped in visuals from the new collection. The campaign artwork perfectly captured J&M Davidson’s signature fusion of classic craftsmanship and contemporary design.

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At the heart of the campaign is a message: your story is written in the stars, and it’s yours to tell. With jewellery that’s personal and full of meaning, Astrid & Miyu invites you to express yourself, one charm at a time. Mirrored posters offered the perfect selfie moment a chance to catch your reflection, admire your look, or decide if it’s time to add a little more shine. Because with Astrid & Miyu, there’s always room for a little extra sparkle.

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On a roll after working with the charity and MadeBrave last year to turn one of our billboards into a giant QR code made of toilet rolls for World Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Day, we have teamed up once again, this time to transform a bog-standard portaloo into a magical, big purple portal-loo.

Launching at SWG3 in Glasgow with the help of britpop icons Starsailor, the Big Purple Portal Loo will tour festivals across Scotland this summer, inviting people to take a seat and learn more about the daily challenges of IBD.

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With visuals that resemble scenes straight out of your favourite romance novels, the campaign brings these memorable dates, from both sides, to life. In collaboration with Squadron Venture Media, JACK helped bring the campaign to the streets of London, giving passersby a glimpse into love stories that rarely get told.

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JACK Scotland worked with Think Alt and Fettercairn on a verdant spillboard to align with their balcony presentation, including a larger-than-life Fettercairn’s whisky bottle spilling out from the frame, surrounded by a mix of flowers and moss – alongside tearaways of British wildflower seeds for passersby to pick up and grow their own.

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In its latest campaign, Harvey Nichols partnered with JACK to bring its effortlessly chic aesthetic to the streets of London. Designed to make a statement, the campaign featured striking visuals that showcased the brand’s contemporary yet timeless style. With prominent site takeovers across key London locations, the campaign was unmissable, turning the urban landscape into a living lookbook that captured the essence of Harvey Nichols’ latest collections.

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The campaign’s standout creative brought the phone’s ultra-slim design to life through a striking 3D build. Designed to appear as if the device was perfectly wedged between two separate billboards, the illusion was cleverly achieved using a single billboard visually split in two, grabbing the attention of passersby.

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JACK took over London‘s Westminster Bridge, to give audiences a ‘like never before’ poster experience by transporting them to the heart of the fjords through a custom-built immersive experience. The special build combined three large billboards, with strategically placed posters, railing boards, newspapers and brand ambassadors ‘wearing’ a piece of the fjords to create a panoramic view of the lush Norwegian vistas, set within the London skyline. The campaign was supported by a 15 second film, entrancing a pedestrian by the views of Norway, only for him to come back down to Earth (well, London) – revealing that he is just observing the billboards.

The campaign has been making a statement online as well, being featured across CampaignLive, Creative Salon, Marketing Beat and all over LinkedIn.

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 The campaign didn’t stop there. A Jean Paul Gaultier poster campaign ran alongside the event across London. This city-wide display served as a multi-sensory celebration of the brand. 

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The buzz surrounding the creative billboard quickly propelled The Diamond Heist to the top of Netflix’s trending list, landing it in the coveted #1 spot.

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At the centre of the campaign was an interactive billboard that invited passersby to engage with the artwork physically. Designed with a peel-away top layer, the billboard revealed a hidden image beneath. Each tearaway not only contributed to the evolving visual display but also doubled as a token, offering participants the chance to redeem a free drink.

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Brand Ambassadors invited passers-by to take part in the transformation. Armed with paint-filled balloons, they were encouraged to throw them at the blank canvas, turning it into a living piece of art through spontaneous bursts of colour. As the day came to a close, a section of the billboard’s vinyl was peeled back to reveal a hidden Abstrakt Vodka bottle beneath, now surrounded by the creative chaos of the community’s paint splashes.  

Participants in the event received a voucher for a free Abstrakt Vodka and mixer, redeemable just 300 metres away at the BrewDog bar in Shoreditch. The eye-catching results proved irresistible on social media, turning the one-day event into a shareable, social campaign.

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JACK Scotland teamed up with Talon to platform their stories of identity, allyship, and belonging on our poster sites across Glasgow, Manchester and Liverpool, presenting their quotes and portraits (and of course their shoes) on a range of 12-sheet, 4-in-a-row and 6-in-a-row takeovers – providing space for high impact storytelling on the city streets.

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A brand ambassador was present to encourage public engagement, while reactions were captured on camera for a social media campaign. The bold installation was designed to spark conversation and generate buzz just as the new product hit supermarket shelves.

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⁠JACK and Carhartt took to the streets at the peak of London Fashion Week to welcome in the new Spring / Summer collections with a collage of colour across billboards and kiosks throughout London, Manchester and Bristol. The campaign featured visuals that were photographed by London photographer Joshua Gordon and offered a kaleidoscopic view of the seasons ahead.

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As part of the campaign, Oatly will be touring the country throughout March and April, offering free oat flat whites to those who have never tried it before. On March 31st, Oatly will join forces with London-based coffee brand Grind to give away free drinks at 14 locations across the capital. So, if you’re an Oatly fan, even if you don’t know it yet, don’t miss your chance to try it!

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The campaign’s artwork features adults letting loose and channelling their inner child—jumping, leaping, training, resting, and doing it all over again. It’s a bold invitation from Lululemon: live fully, move freely, and experience it all in your favourite activewear.

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Jacky infused her distinctive artistic style into illustrations showcasing both established and emerging luxury brands available at Harvey Nichols, both online and in-store. Drawing inspiration from global ready-to-wear and couture collections, her mesmerising artwork captures the essence of the retailer’s curated selection. The campaign took over London, with immersive site takeovers, kiosks, and large-scale installations, bringing high fashion to the streets in a visually stunning and impactful way.

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Scattered throughout Soho, small yet striking clings invited passersby to interact with the campaign in a fun and engaging way. Each cling featured a tear-away pad with a delicate flower attached and a QR code, which participants could scan to enter the competition. The interactive nature of the campaign, combined with its romantic Valentine’s Day timing, brought an element of surprise and delight to the streets, encouraging people to engage with the brands in a creative and memorable way.

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With mega-site takeovers and a campaign that dominated the streets, the release was impossible to overlook. It effortlessly showcased Represents’ signature style in every corner of the city.

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Taking over three of our billboards in Clapham, JACK worked with St Marks Studio on a cheeky creative build that features the pink (unofficial) Maybelline-mascot. The build saw Teddy break out of their 48 sheet confinement to scale the above billboard and ‘fix’ it with their signature blurred effect, proving that everything looks better with the new tint.

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To celebrate and welcome the return of season two to screens across the UK, our film and TV specialist JACK worked alongside Talon Outdoor. Across multiple sites in London, we delivered a series of guerilla-esque billboards, featuring flyposters of the series artwork and a graffiti tag underneath reading ‘ANARCHY IS BACK’ – capturing the show’s rebellious spirit.

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On a wintery night in London, JACK and Kinetic delivered a pop-up to the streets of Shoreditch, that celebrated the film’s release to cinema and invited passersby to ‘succumb to the darkness’. Inside the walls of 1 Quaker Street’s Sandbox, was a custom-built box office. Custom merchandise and cinema tickets were handed out to those brave enough to enter, including a poster signed by the film’s star-studded cast. Towering hauntingly over the space was a creative billboard of a frame from the film which came to life at night through UV lights, etching the scene into the subconscious of those wandering passed.

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As part of the activation, the AskINKEY  team was on-site, offering visitors the chance to have their skin’s hydration levels tested using the brand’s advanced device. After receiving their hydration readings, guests could engage with the creative billboard’s interactive features—pressing a button to activate a tap that dispensed a complimentary 30ml bottle of Hyaluronic Acid Serum. Visitors also had the chance to win a token, which could be redeemed for a personalised skincare routine, tailored to their hydration results from The Inkey List’s quiz. To generate excitement and enhance the stunt’s impact, campaign imagery was displayed on the surrounding street, leading passersby toward the platform.  

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To bring this exciting collaboration to life, JACK teamed up with Talon Outdoor to create a dynamic billboard that perfectly captured the essence of this bold new partnership. The design featured a striking visual, where the poster appeared to be torn open, revealing the powerful blend of Captain Morgan and Pepsi MAX beneath, symbolising the unveiling of this epic new offering. 

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Teaming up with St Marks Studio, JACK created a larger-than-life cheeseboard at 1 Quaker Street that is sure to get some stomachs rumbling in Shoreditch. The 48-sheet charcuterie towered over East London and had all the favourite accompaniments centred around the heart of every good cheeseboard: a wheel of Boursin. Tearaways of festive cheese recipes were attached to the street-side posters below, bringing a plate of inspiration to passersby. Is this our cheesiest build so far? You brie the judge.

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Coinciding with their installation at King’s Cross, JACK and YoungMinds plastered their call throughout Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, London and Manchester. Quotes from over 1,000 young people, juxtaposed against vibrant gradients, detailed single, yet shared, experiences in everyday life on feeling crushed and weighed down. The billboards were seen far and wide throughout our cities, asking passersby to take action for better youth mental health. “The youth mental health crisis isn’t caused by one thing. It’s a million tiny things that add up.”

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To bring the immersive power of Meta Quest to life on the streets, JACK partnered with St. Marks Studios to take over some of London’s most iconic hotspots. The striking artwork on display vividly demonstrated the realism of Meta Quest technology, blurring the line between virtual and reality in a way that captured the attention of every passerby. 

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In partnership with JACK and Talon Outdoor, the campaign took over the streets of Liverpool, Manchester, and London, bringing the powerful message to life. The striking artwork, with its bold, eye-catching colours, draws attention to the defenders’ vital role in the game, engaging passersby and reminding them that true strength lies in teamwork and discipline. 

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Having made their way onto UK shelves (and into baskets) this summer, JACK, alongside And Rising, welcomed their launch with a ‘Devoted to Delicious’ campaign across our iconic 1 Quaker Street, in the heart of East London. The build was a celebration of their heritage and dedication to flavour, with a towering punnet of blackberries sitting within the Shoreditch skyline. The takeover welcomed passersby to some free fruit by simply following Driscoll’s on Instagram (with a live follower count attached to one of the 4 sheets) – challenging their tagline “Try one punnet & you’ll be devoted too.” The campaign made an unforgettable first impression, saying hello to their first UK customers in the most delicious way possible.

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Ahead of the pre-Christmas paint season, and just in time for those winter DIY projects, JACK partnered with Dentsu to launch V&Co’s Dead-Flat Matt paint on The Platform. The campaign highlights the paint’s transformative ultra-flat finish, making surfaces appear to disappear. A larger-than-life paintbrush, C&C routered from wood with dowels as the bristles, added some depth to the minimalist takeover of The Platform, appealing to customers who appreciate that premium finish on all their projects.

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Working with Kinetic and JACK, H&M went big, for all the right reasons. Taking over our sites throughout London, the campaign artwork featured striking portraits of some of the garments from the collection. Each poster detailed the dates and locations of the physical relaunch across seven global stores, followed by the online drop – ensuring fashion lovers around the world can get in on the collaboration.

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Not surprisingly, real-life Trump was irked by the depiction, taking to social media in a frothing rage and sending an unsuccessful cease-and-desist from his lawyers to the producers. Born out of this rage was a quote from Steven Cheung, Trump’s campaign communications director, which was recently plastered on billboard sites throughout London, to promote the film’s release – courtesy of JACK of Talon.

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The campaign featured an engaging tease-and-reveal concept, with posters hidden with flower-shaped, scented tearaways. We used micro-encapsulation technology to infuse the prints with the new fragrance, allowing the public to experience the scent firsthand. Each tearaway also included a QR code that directed consumers to the perfume’s purchase page.

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Throughout August and September, size? invited customers in their UK stores to write uplifting or empowering messages on postcards for strangers. The response was overwhelming! This incredible outpouring of positivity inspired a collaboration with both brands, JACK, and Smart Media to launch an out-of-home campaign in Manchester and London. Our goal? To share these inspirational messages from complete strangers and spread some much-needed positive vibes. 

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Featuring words in the form of short stories and campaign imagery of the real life couples, JACK worked with Posterscope to deliver some of the love into the streets. Displayed affectionately across our sites throughout London, the campaign shares an insight to love stories almost never told.

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This summer, JACK partnered with Rapport to launch Estrid’s summer campaign across London, including a site takeover at 1 Quaker Street. The campaign served as a refreshing counter to the unrealistic body images often promoted during the summer season. The campaign empowered consumers to embrace their confidence, showcasing eight ambassadors from diverse backgrounds, each celebrated for their unique individuality.

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With Liam Gallagher back in Berghaus and Oasis taking over the cultural conversation with their reunion tour announcement, this campaign turned heads at every corner. Vibrant artwork flooded the streets of London and Gallagher’s hometown of Manchester, ensuring that everyone knew Berghaus was back with its iconic best-seller and that Liam was once again proudly wearing it.

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JACK showcased this vision on the streets of London and Manchester with a city-wide takeover’s, featuring the eye-catching red artwork everywhere. From kiosks to mega sites, JACK made sure every stylish girl knew what the must-have shoes are for the summer.

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JACK, Pablo and Rock Soup Media created a streetside challenge by turning two billboards into a Gymbox workout. The interactive activation, named ‘Start Line’, was a 10 metre sprint, complete with a start and finish line, encouraging passersby to challenge their mates, themselves, or anyone up for a quick dash. Gymbox staff were on site with velocity speed guns so people could measure their speeds amongst themselves, as well as the qualifying times of Olympic and Paralympic athletes. Start Line reminded the streets of the brand’s core ethos – that working out should be as much fun as going out.

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JACK with Kinetic played a key role in amplifying H&M’s cultural relevance taking the message to the streets with a striking poster campaign, including kiosks and impactful site takeovers across London and Manchester. 

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Jack and Dentsu spread the monochromatic campaign across all corners of the city. The street poster campaign, featuring the AW24 collection lookbook in striking black and white, emphasized the bold shapes, silhouettes, and tailoring. With the brand’s signature blend of punk and glamour vividly present on the streets, it positioned McQueen at the forefront of the season in London’s most fashionable hotspots. 

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Happening simultaneously in London and Birmingham; bet365, Octagon, Weber Shandwick and COPA90 enlisted legends Clarence Seerdorf, Stiliyan Petrov and JACK on a giveaway fit for the football fanatics. After days of generating excitement at the prospect of free tickets, Seerdorf (in London) and Petrov (Birmingham) revealed their live locations via Instagram. The first ten people to make it to either of them earned the chance to win one of four pairs of UEFA Champions League (and bragging rights). To officiate the campaign, our in-house creative studio team converted a billboard in each city into ‘THE BIG UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE TICKET PRINTER’ that did exactly as it said. A larger-than-life ticket, and some even larger smiles.

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JACK worked with Out There to invite the passersby of our cities to be witness to this moment, during London Fashion Week. Featuring playful photography from the big day, the campaign celebrates the outfits just as much as the occasion, demonstrating that denim is more than a fabric: it is a means of personal creativity and expression.

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McVities Jaffa Cakes invited Londoners to experience its latest quirky Cola Bottle flavoured cake (and yes, they are cakes).

JACK worked alongside MG OMD, Talon, Grand Visual and TBWA\London on a Wonka-esque creative billboard that towered over the streets of Brixton. Complete with an array of mechanisms, pipes and tubes, the billboard saw cola bottles going in one end and out the other as something entirely new. At the base of this brightly-coloured spectacle was a bright orange lever that invited passersby to interact with. Once pulled, the magical transformation began. Within seconds, a nicely packaged Jaffa Cakes Cola Bottle arrived via the mailbox for all to enjoy.

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To bring the long-awaited sequel to the streets of Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London and Manchester, JACK worked with Kinetic. Echoing Beetlejuice’s iconic black and white suit, the campaign creative puts the cast, both new and old, on display across our takeover sites – injecting some much needed weirdness into our cities.

“It’s showtime.”

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Together with Rapport, JACK brought those taking on the Olympic global stage front-and-centre into the streets of London, for the duration of the games. The posters, reminiscent of 1990’s Nike with its heavy typography and bold colours, feature quotes from some of the strongest, fastest and most dedicated athletes all motivated by one thing; winning.

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Teaming up with Energy Marketing Group, JACK helped bring Meta’s Instagram takeover to life across Manchester, Liverpool, and London. The campaign celebrated how friends—mates—use Instagram to capture and share life’s most memorable moments. At the heart of the activation was a striking mirrored ball installation, designed to reflect the vibrant energy of social connection. Passersby were invited to snap selfies, strike poses, and share their photos on Instagram, creating an interactive experience that brought the essence of the platform to the streets. The installation was as much a celebration of friendship as it was a perfect photo op, drawing people in and sparking a wave of online engagement. 

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JACK and Jo Malone collaborated to introduce this nostalgic pairing to the streets of London, with an equally special creative build. Taking over our 1 Quaker Street site, our in-house creative studio team transformed the site into a larger-than-life version of Paddington’s trunk, with ‘marmalade’ spilling out into the streets. By night, the build was illuminated with a golden glow and stood as a reminder that there’s always room for a bit of childhood magic and a marmalade-scented adventure.

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Taking to the streets of London, Gymshark got in touch with JACK to let the power and paper-and-paste do the heavy lifting. The provocative billboard, partially obscured by apparel, encouraged some light-hearted larceny as it read “Shop lift”. Passersby began engaging with the build in no time, removing pieces one-by-one. As more items were removed, the true message of the billboard was revealed: “Shop lift-ing essentials—up to 60% off everything”. As well as gaining extensive reach across Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn, the campaign has been featured on Famous Campaigns and Creative Bloq.

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As part of the campaign, JACK worked with St Marks Studios to unveil an interactive stunt which pays tribute to the moment the court covers come up. Built across two of our 48 sheets, a Wimbledon brand ambassador pulls a custom-fitted cover across the astroturf billboard, revealing a Stella-shaped QR code and the message “When It Rains, We Pour”.

The campaign has been causing a racket online; featuring on Creative Moment, LBBOnline and across Famous Campaigns’ LinkedIn.

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To welcome the film to the street, JACK worked with St Marks Studios on an eery takeover of London, Manchester and Brighton. Featuring film-still portraits of the actors with their own faces superimposed and scaled up, the result was an incongruous campaign that leaned into the discomfort and the surreal bizzaro-logic of the film itself.

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For a toothpaste that (weirdly, only) 9/10 dentists recommend, we believe it deserved a 10/10 build. JACK worked with Energy Marketing Group on a creative billboard across our London Westminster Street takeover site. Our in-house creative studio team built a pretty big tube of toothpaste, for some pretty big teeth, that spilt out, not only beyond the frame, but also the number “2”; reading “2 SHADES WHITER TEETH”.

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We brought the collaboration to life with a multi-format, tease-and-reveal campaign throughout London; across billboards, banners, kiosks and takeover sites. The campaign championed star athletes navigating the wild Californian landscapes, while the joint logo, a fusion of LOEWE’s iconic ‘L’ anagram and On’s more modern typography, symbolises the partnership and was seen far and wide in the streets.

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To celebrate their opening, we collaborated with Art’otel on a multi-format campaign. Taking inspiration from the name, we paved the surrounding streets with chalk stencils, and painted a mural across a takeover site of ours, just around the corner from the Hoxton hotspot. A coffee cart popped up at two locations, including at the doors to the Art’otel, and handed out free coffees and pastries to passersby. By night, we lit up iconic East London buildings, rounding off a campaign that was bound to be remembered.

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We had the pleasure of sowing the seeds of what they’re doing into the streets of London, Brighton and Bristol, for their first major OOH campaign, alongside Kinetic. The billboards, much like their packaging, bring some much-needed green into the cities and feature playful taglines such as “The Father, The Sun, and The Holy Toast” and “Things Can Only Get Butter”. They’re also the only bread to have a disco ball on it.

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Working with Kinetic, we brought the brand’s iconic “Feel the URjj” tagline to life with a series of playful creative billboards throughout London and Birmingham. Despite a cautionary disclaimer reading ‘Warning: contains thick and creamy milkshake’, each billboard features a FRijj-shaped hole in the middle, giving the illusion that someone has been unable to ‘resist the URjj’: grabbing the larger-than-life bottle directly from the poster.

Campaign picked up the build and has further demonstrated the irresistible power of the ‘URjj’.

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Teaming up with JACK, the affordable trend-led beauty brand surprised and delighted the local community by giving away free speciality coffee and goodie bags filled with samples of their new foundation and popular lipsticks, for the perfect Valentine’s pout. The activation took place in key commerce and transport locations in North London, where makeup enthusiasts were encouraged to share their experience on Instagram using specific hashtags and to follow the brand’s main page for their beauty treats. 

The community event was accompanied by a multi-format campaign, with a flirty creative asking “be our valentine?” projected onto iconic London landmarks and locations. Now that’s what we call a match made in heaven.  

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The juice giant enlisted the help of JACK and Talon to create this larger-than-life spillboard to hero the true star of the show: the mighty orange. How better to say than with an orange tall enough to rival the Shard?  

Showcasing that only premium fruit makes its way into their cartons, Tropicana showed consumers how they stand head and shoulders above the rest – by prioritising quality ingredients, straight from the source. Talk about the juice being worth the squeeze.  

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Nike saw this an opportunity to go big and bold in front of 50,000+ runners – and boy, did they deliver. JACK and Rapport hit the ground running (or hit the ground where they run, more so) with a bold campaign plastered across our billboards on the route. “Never again, see you next year.” captured the duality of the runners perfectly, as despite the gruelling endurance, more people sign up year-after-year, looking for that challenge.

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Painted in their signature blue, the Sandbox was converted into a retail space with 20% off in store purchases, as well as a workshop overlooking the street where event-goers could customise an exclusive MALIN+GOETZ tote – perfect to take complimentary products home in. Guests also sampled a series of their iconic fragrances and candles, while enjoying a free cocktail in collaboration with East London Liquor. Expanding the brand experience onto the surrounding streets, we created a sustainable tearaway billboard with exclusive offers for MALIN+GOETZ as well as local brands and businesses. Community really is king.

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In support of the film, we worked alongside Kinetic and Persil on an interactive campaign in North London, home to the Gunners themselves. Seven (Saka’s jersey number) billboards featured posters signed by the footballer and fans were encouraged online to track them down. Those lucky enough to find the golden-ticket-posters also got more than they hunted for, winning themselves an Arsenal shirt signed by Saka – just don’t put it in the wash…

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To welcome to new look to the streets, we worked alongside Threepipe Reply; taking over poster sites throughout London, Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester. The creative featured familiar faces from all three national squads representing the new home-and-away garms off the pitch, before doing so on the world stage. 

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Kinetic approached JACK to pull off this tall order of a build throughout Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London and Sheffield. By rotating the creative 90 degrees, the campaign playfully broke the mould of the traditional horizontal media placements, ensuring the “vertically gifted” burger’s height can be appreciated in all it’s finger lickin’ glory.

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We brought the brilliance of the collection out of the ocean and into the streets of London with the help of Energy. Shimmering with brilliance, the campaign featured bright white-hued crystals and strands of pearls, meticulously cast in both sculptural forms and fluid shapes, in a hypnotic blend of art and experimentation.

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To bring the inaugural initiative to London we worked with Rapport to spotlight the festival in deep-blue and green tones. Featuring monochromatic portraits of the collectives ambassadors, the poster campaign went deep into the streets of north, south, east, west, and everywhere in between.

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We went deservingly large for this legendary tale, with a series of creative builds on our Westminster Bridge and Shepherd’s Bush sites. Working with Energy, the builds feature Lord Toranaga on horseback, extending beyond the frame of the billboards – asserting his authority within the show and doing justice to the mesmering television that Shōgun is. 

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JACK and Evolve OOH teamed up on a creative build in Birmingham that features the protagonist, Cloud, and his Buster Sword, constructed using dozens of silver and purple wireless controllers all of which can be won through a sweepstakes hosted by Square Enix. An iconic build for an equally iconic franchise. 

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Built on their belief of a playful mindset being a healthy one, we collaborated with Rock Soup Media on a creative build across two of our 48 sheets in Whitechapel that celebrated (loudly, with toy megaphones) the brands latest in-store ranging. A bespoke bench was installed at the foot of our site where the Surreal ‘sales team’ (who were secretly the co-founders) sat and handed out samples for those wandering passed. The world is serious enough – there’s no reason breakfast has to be.

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Starring British supermodels Kate Moss and Jourdan Dunn, the campaign features breathtaking imagery that brings bold pinks and reds to life, embodying the sophisticated spirit of classic Hollywood. These captivating visuals lit up the streets of London and Liverpool, with impactful site takeovers bringing the collection’s iconic beauty to life.  

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The stunt didn’t just end there, however. For those who were fortunate enough to receive the free pint were granted access into the Sandbox for a secret party courtesy of JUBEL – all kept under wraps behind one of our billboards. A cold, but memorable night for all who came on down to party.

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JACK and Kinetic teamed up to hit the streets of London running, covering ground between the north, south, east, and west of London. Utilising our takeover sites as a large look-book for the public, the campaign was also emblazoned by mirrored posters allowing passersby to put themselves in the collection or stop for a quick fit check. 

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With Kinetic, we created a larger-than-life creative billboard for a larger-than-life musical icon on our Quaker Street site, with an accompanying takeover of our posters below. Championing the Rastafarian colours of red, gold and green the billboard sings out over the heart of Shoreditch and truly shines at nighttime. 

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To launch the highly anticipated second instalment of Elliot’s story, which premiered on New Years Day, we worked with Talon Outdoor to create an intriguing campaign using our billboard sites in Manchester and Birmingham, sure to stop passers-by in their tracks. Linking into the first series, we created mock missing posters which were then fly posted on top of our billboards, overlapping and spilling off the frames as if Helen’s character had pasted them herself. 

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JACK teamed up with Talon for this cheeky takeover of one of our 48-sheets, where a larger-than-life double cheeseburger spills out over the edge and onto the surrounding wall. Not a single penny of their media budget was spared for this one – eking every inch of value out for the install. 

The campaign has recently been doing the rounds online, appearing on Campaign, Marketing Beat and Creativebrief. 

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In a supporting film from 2022, we see Idris Elba and Arsenal legend Ian Wright drive home the messaging that many of tomorrow’s famous footballers won’t be given the chance to realise their dreams due to rising youth violence. 

JACK worked alongside Kinetic to deliver this hard-hitting message to the streets of London; taking over poster sites all around Emirates Stadium. The campaign championed messages of hope on a white background signed off with the words ‘NO MORE RED’, alongside photos of Arsenal players wearing the all-white kit from within the dressing room. 

“It’s a campaign that started three years ago and has helped a lot of people already and brought a lot of attention, so if we can make the streets safer around our city, especially for people with kids, we will sleep better” says Mikel Arteta, manager of Arsenal FC. 

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JACK had the pleasure of bringing anniversary campaign to the streets of London, taking over our poster sites across Hackney and pushing the brands vintages creds to a new generation of fans. 

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JACK worked with Talon to launch the AW collection on the streets, going corner-to-corner covering the north, south, east and west of London. 

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Joining forces with VCCP and Magic Eye Inc. on a tease and reveal campaign, Müller resurrected another 90s stalwart to create a mind-bending yoghurt-inspired optical illusion. Perfect for our takeover formats, we took Müller’s Magic Eye to the streets of Birmingham, Brighton, London and Manchester, intriguing and delighting passers-by of all generations, and slowly revealing the retro return of Mississippi Mud Pie and Strawberry & Orange Choc Balls.  

Müller’s campaign was featured by Campaign, Creative Review, Creative Bloq, and across social media – including a cross-generational TikTok from Roman and Martin Kemp. 

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We are no stranger to campaigns with environmental impact and joined forces with Energy Marketing Group to bring Nicotinell’s mission to life on our poster sites; Nicotinell products aim to relieve nicotine cravings when quitting smoking, their latest campaign focuses on visualising how quickly our lungs repair after stopping. The eye-catching (and oxygenating) creative billboards were quite literally a breath of fresh air on the streets of London, bringing an important message to the forefront in a memorable way. 

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JACK worked alongside Channel 4 and Talon, to bring the campaign to the streets of Manchester, Birmingham and London. With artwork reminiscent of 90s rave flyers, featuring psychedelic colours and icons, the campaign makes Partygate out to be the illegal house party that it was.  

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‘Not for sale’ is the Guardian’s first global marketing campaign since 2019 and recently launched alongside the paper’s new European edition. Spearheaded by Lucky Generals and appearing across screens and streets, the campaign emphasises the Guardian’s strong tradition of editorial rigour and a reader-funded model that allows it to be ‘open to all but beholden to no one’. 

We worked with Talon Outdoor to bring the paper’s fresh new campaign to the streets of London, Bristol and Manchester with bright and bold posters, using the newspaper’s recognisable typographic style, that proudly proclaim the Guardian to be ‘loved, hated, trusted, feared… but never controlled’. The multi-channel campaign was also picked up by Creative Review, Campaign, Creative Boom and featured as The Drum’s ‘Ad of the Day’.  

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JACK went far and wide with this one, on campaign that takes the 3-stripes to new heights. Working with Kinetic we championed portraits of the local and global icons who brought the iconic trefoil to the forefront of culture. The campaign was seen throughout the streets of London, Liverpool, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham in a continued celebration of Adidas’ lasting impact on culture, style and authenticity. 

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To take the collection to the streets for London Fashion Week 2023, we worked alongside Talon to deliver a poster campaign that celebrates the new ensemble and encourages exploration of the great outdoors, with style and with protection.  

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Collaborating with Kinetic, we embraced the weird and the whacky for a sizeable campaign throughout London and Bristol that spilled out beyond our billboard frames. The build featured giant cans and mega-sized manicules that had hands for fingertips – taking the phrase ‘a taste you can’t quite put your finger on’ a bit too on the nose.

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Pollenize’s Director, Owen, visited the billboard and said the following: “This campaign is more than just a call to action; it’s a call to awareness. Through initiatives like this, we’re taking meaningful steps to reconnect our society with nature and fostering hope for a brighter, biodiverse future.” 

(No pollinators we’re harmed in the making of this billboard). 

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JACK and Mediabridge worked to welcome the unity of these two icons throughout London. Across billboard and takeover sites, the campaign photography reaffirmed this contemporary collaboration through a minimal and monochromatic identity.

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We teamed up with StudioCanal, to bring the beautiful story (and those just as beautiful reviews) to the streets of Manchester, Glasgow, London, Birmingham and Bristol, ramping up the excitement for the film’s release. 

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Spotlighting their platform as an essential destination for comedy, with a new line-up of exclusive podcasts and audiobooks from Mo Gilligan, Dara Ó Briain, Daisy May Cooper, Lolly Adefope and Kurupt FM, Audible encourages listeners to ‘Laugh through it’. 

Working with Kinetic and Fold7, we created a life-like ‘incident’ on our West Street site with the installation of several pigeons, their ‘droppings’, and a bench (though we wouldn’t encourage anyone to try and sit here). Featuring in Campaign, Marketing Beat and across social media, the campaign proved that laughter really is the best medicine. 

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As the campaign was centred around direct fan engagement, we attached comic-inspired clings to its street poster takeovers so that people could easily peel off and keep illustrations specially created for the show. On sites in the busiest spots that London, Birmingham and Manchester have to offer, it proved that Black Mirror was well and truly back with a bang. 

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To spotlight the game, we teamed up with Talon to create a show-stopping creative billboard in Birmingham. Inviting passers-by to join the fellowship, the 3D billboard featured an unmissable Gollum and a giant model of the one ring, that lit up its famous Elvish in fiery yellow by night. 

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To bring Tinder’s concept to London, we worked with Pinpoint on a two-part poster campaign that took the creatives to the north, south, east and west of the city. Targeting the start of the warmer months, the campaign arrived just in time for a fun and free summer. 

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The Deanston Whisky pop-up provided people with a place to come, chat, and try the whisky for themselves in a relaxed and fun environment. It was hard to miss the space on the street – putting Deanston at the forefront of people’s minds in just the right place, at just the right time.

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Working with SKY, we brought the show to the fields of Parklife across a series of sizes and formats. Featuring a sunlit photo of The Weekend and Lily Rose-Depp with Los Angeles palms behind, the campaign provided the perfect backdrop to capture those everlasting memories of summer. 

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To bring the celebratory campaign to the street, we worked with Mulberry and Talon to help London fall in love with the Bayswater all over again. Bringing Mckenzie’s gorgeous shoot to the city, we showcased Mulberry in the likes of Holborn, Hackney, Ladbroke Grove and Shoreditch.

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Working alongside GambleAware and Lucky Generals, we worked on a creative build designed at smashing said stigma. The billboard was built upon two of our 48 sheet sites, outside Emirates Stadium in North London, raising awareness amongst footballs fans on their way to and from the game. Inspired by over 50 hours of interviews from those affected, the top of the billboard had been crushed to highlight the overwhelming impact gambling can have on people. The campaign was supported by Paul Merson, ex-Arsenal and England midfielder who has spoken openly about his gambling addiction recovery. 

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Providing a wearable sample of island life, the collection – captured on Alewya, Bad Gyal, Mason Hyce Barnes, Guitarricadelafuente, Emily Ratajkowski, Devin Halbal and Karol G – stepped out in the city with our street poster campaign in collaboration with Loewe. Targeting some of London’s key fashion hotspots, the multi-format campaign made a splash in the city. 

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The posters feature pictures of athletes and the motivational Hoka tagline, ‘FLY HUMAN FLY’, alongside quotes about Hackney itself. One read: ‘I love that Hackney embodies the heart of the old East End.’ It fulfilled the bill of keeping runners inspired, while putting Hoka at the forefront of their minds. 

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To celebrate the smash hit show in Bristol and London, we worked with Kinetic on two huge creative billboards to crack audiences in each city. Attaching 3D mounts in the style of shattering glass to each site, the campaign made the most of our mega-sized formats to create massive impact on the street-side. 

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We cooked up a storm with Delli to dress its space for the month of events. Mounting bespoke vinyl on the storefront to showcase on-brand film photography of cheffing in action, we also installed the imagery indoors to continue the vibe inside. Accompanying a street poster campaign that comprehensively covered East London as well as spots like Camberwell, Clerkenwell and Peckham, it was the ideal way to get the Delli word out across the city.

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We worked with Minor Figures to take over the streets of East London and hit their target market, with their trademark illustrations at centre stage. The (somewhat meta) figure in the creative has latte art inside their head – exactly what we had on the brain every time we spotted the campaign in the city. 

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To take the collection to the streets of the UK capital, we teamed up with 16Arlington for a poster campaign during London Fashion Week. Debuting the collection’s step out onto the city streets, the creatives were both neoteric and nostalgic, feeling dreamy and celestial with nineties and noughties-influenced colour palettes.

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Providing participants with the opportunity to win a whole host of prizes including a whopping £10,000, we worked with McDonald’s and OLIVER Agency to bring a huge ‘sip-rise’ to London’s South Bank announcing its launch. 

Building and installing a gigantic helter-skelter slide (with full McDonald’s Winning Sips branding to boot), the activation was accompanied by McMerch and giveaways on the riverside – what a ride. The campaign received fantastic engagement both online and offline (with thousands of likes on McDonald’s social media posts).

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To make an impact in London for the collection launch, we worked with Loewe on a mural on Shoreditch’s Great Eastern Street – showcasing Howl’s moving castle itself in the story’s dream-like landscape. Appearing across Loewe’s TikTok and Twitter accounts, the content received tens of thousands of likes, and over one million views.

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To launch the new collection on the streets of London and Manchester, we worked with Tangent Agency. Combining ambient activity with street poster takeovers of our sites through the heart of each city, we projected the all-weathers editorial shoot across the night in London, showing off the best of what 1TRL has to offer.

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To put the spotlight on Anthropologie’s winter collection – equal parts elegant, fun, and festive – we worked with the brand on a street poster campaign. Taking in some of London’s most fashion-centric spots, it showcased an editorial shoot that truly epitomised the essence of Anthropologie. 

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As part of Levi’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, the ‘Buy Better, Wear Longer’ campaign set out to reinforce its eco-conscious philosophy of creating quality pieces that won’t go out of style. To take this to the streets, we worked alongside the brand and OMD UK on a trio of huge, hand-painted murals in London, coinciding with the beginning of autumn and peak denim weather. 

In-keeping with the intentions of the campaign, ‘the paint used purifies air by using energy from natural sunlight to breakdown harmful pollutants and odour molecules’, while the artworks tell the story of a pair of 501s that have accompanied their owner through life and time. Placed in the heart of Spitalfields and Shoreditch, the murals made huge impact on the street – popping up on Levi’s Instagram. 

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With influencer favourite Emma Chamberlain front-and-centre in GROW UP with GANNI x Levi’s alongside Fanta Fofana, Imani Randolph, and Emma Breschi, the campaign creatives embodied all of the collection’s whimsiness with nature, greenery and wholesome vibes in abundance. As we teamed up with GANNI for a street poster spread that took in the north, south, east and west of London, we put word of the new collection across the city – coinciding with a best-ever GANNI show at Copenhagen Fashion Week.

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The campaign borrowed elements of guerrilla marketing – and so we layered a faux-flyposted creative featuring Green Cuisine’s foods over a poster that hinted at a familiar chicken shop brand’s advert lying underneath. The leading figures from Green Cuisine sat on top of the frame in 3D, admiring their interference efforts below. Causing quite a stir online, the billboards featured on Birds Eye’s LinkedIn, as well as on The Drum (and their socials), Campaign, and Little Black Book.

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To bring the world of Jo Malone to the city, we worked with Talon to get the fragrance house seen right across the north, south, east, and west of London. From Hackney and Islington to Wandsworth and Southwark, the campaign’s soft skies, pastel tones, and florals came together on the street, sitting pretty amongst London’s varied landscapes. 

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To bring the celebrated collab to London we worked with One Yard to spotlight the collection, and its streetwear-centric, city-chic aesthetic in deep-neutral tones. Taking in some of London’s most trend-setting spots and creative heartlands in two waves of a street poster campaign, we brought The Next Wave to the streets of Hackney, Shoreditch, Peckham, Brixton, and beyond.

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As the show’s third series was ready to hit UKTV comedy channel Dave, we teamed up with Talon Outdoor to give it a launch best described in one word: big. Crafting a huge Big Zuu to sit on our Kentish Town 96 sheet, the creative billboard also featured fellow stars Tubsey and Hyder. Big Zuu himself was a fan – re-sharing it onto his Twitter account.

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With inspiration from the natural power and serenity of femininity, Fenty’s Eau de Parfum had to land in London in both a beautiful and impactful way. We worked with Factory 360 for the occasion, installing a red and purple flower wall in the heart of Shoreditch to grab fans’ attention. With Fenty Beauty spotlighting it across social media (here, here and here) – earning tens of thousands of likes – it spritzed the street with a bit of badgalriri.

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With a creative that kept it ultra-localised, Klarna x Record Store Day took over sites in Camden, Shoreditch, Hoxton, Peckham and beyond with Kinetic, paying heed to legendary independents in the vicinity. Celebrating those stalwarts of the music scene alongside up-and-coming bands and artists, the day saw vinyl records fixed and replenished onto sites for lucky passers-by to take away for free. It provided the perfect way to engage people and celebrate, and also gave the day another life online – being shared across Klarna and RSD’s social accounts.

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To launch Corona Tropical in London, we teamed up with Raptor. Installing a pop-up beach bar in Shoreditch, the campaign featured a billboard that we filled up with limes. With brand ambassadors on-hand, we dialled up the campaign engagement by getting people who visited the pop-up to take pictures with the billboard before choosing a lime to take to the bar – that would then be chopped up and enjoyed with their free drink. Cheers to that!

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To make the news right at home on the streets of London, we worked with Billups on a two-part tease and reveal campaign. Initially unveiling the collaboration logo in understated black-and-white, our sites later became home to the collab’s already-iconic imagery. Featuring the likes of Willem Dafoe, Joan Collins, Kyle Wilson and Lourdes Leon, it was a street poster campaign that belonged right in the heart of the city. 

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To make Elvie’s vision a reality in the centre of London, we worked with Kinetic and Don’t Cry Wolf. The show-stopping creative billboard took a tongue-in-cheek approach to incontinence, which we built to spurt water out from a 3D model of a woman leaking while lifting, who contributed her story to Elvie’s campaign. It stole the show online as much as it did on the streets – appearing in The Drum, Adweek, Campaign, Glamour, the New York Post, The Cut, Metro and many, many more, as well as going viral on social media.

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We worked with Smiley to make its vision a reality. Projecting smiles in London, Paris, Rome, Rio de Janeiro, Sydney, Los Angeles, New York and Berlin, Smiley’s message of solidarity travelled from the London Eye, to the Colosseum, Eiffel Tower, Oberbaumbrücke, Los Angeles Music Center, Sydney Harbour Bridge and beyond. Being captured by those who witnessed it in person, and shared right across Smiley’s social media, the campaign had a global reach both online and on the streets.

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We worked with Kinetic to bring Jeen-Yuhs to Birmingham, Bristol, London and Manchester, with mirrored creatives that asked the streets, “Who are you to call yourself a…?”, reflecting the documentary’s ability to provoke contemplation about the price of fame. Sitting next to warped portraits of its namesake figure, the campaign gave the film a distinctive profile on the streets of each city.

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We brought the sentiment of Roma to the streets of London, Birmingham and Manchester with Kinetic Worldwide. Keeping Valentino Beauty’s fashion-forward, haute style down to earth in the centre of each city, the street poster campaign took in a host of trend-setting spots – grabbing attention from passers-by with serene and redolent creatives.

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To platform their point of difference, we worked with Republic of Media to translate the message onto the street. Creating giant, vibrant, excellently placed murals throughout Glasgow, Edinburgh and London, the campaign made a huge impact both on the street and online. Working with their trademark colours and purposeful copy, it perfectly distilled (sorry) Bruichladdich’s personality in the heart of each city.

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We worked with Talon Outdoor for the occasion, turning their vision of a deliberately mis-posted creative billboard into a reality on one of our sites in North London. Rotating the poster a full 90 degrees to play on the “Should’ve gone to Specsavers” slogan, it created widespread intrigue and humour – going viral across social media platforms, and making it into The Drum, Marketing Mag, Campaign and Australia’s B&T, amongst many other industry publications.

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For its SS22 womenswear campaign – marking yet another trend-setting collection from the celebrated couturiers – we worked alongside the brand to launch it across London, turning the streets into Alexander McQueen’s very own catwalk.

Taking in the north, south, east and west of the city, the street poster campaign showcased the SS22 Alexander McQueen collection lookbook in beautiful black and white, allowing the shapes, silhouettes and tailoring to sing. With the brand’s trademark fusion of punk and glamour palpable on the street, it placed them front-and-centre for the season ahead in the most trendsetting and fashion-orientated spots that London has to offer.

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With creatives that showcased Instax’s palpable vibrance and friendly, familiar branding, the tiled style of each billboard and takeover gave prominence to their warm philosophy – “don’t just take, give.” Featuring the whole family of Instax products and snapshots of the types of times the cameras preserve, it was the perfect way to remind people on the streets that there’s no better gift to give.

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To bring the Jackass franchise to the streets of London, we teamed up with Kinetic and Paramount to execute creative takeovers on our sites across London. Alongside billboards showcasing some of the compilation’s more street-friendly stunts, 4-sheets saw the cast leaping from one site to another out of cannons.

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To bring Licorice Pizza to life on the streets of London, Bristol and Manchester, we worked with MediaCom. With a campaign creative that echoed the film’s nostalgic feel through a graphic style reminiscent of warm-toned seventies’ illustrations, its colour and vibrance shone through to the street from our sites in the heart of each city.

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To celebrate UGG’s latest rain-ready lines, the Drizlita and Tasman X, it teamed up with award-winning dancer, choreographer and actress Parris Goebel – showcasing the shoes’ ability to enable you to move, showcase your individuality, and defy expectations come rain or shine.

With fuchsia pink and slime green colourways as UGG’s retro-but-new defining shades, we worked with Karla Otto to bring them to life on the street-side in London. Taking over Shoreditch with a giant graffiti mural that echoed the vintage inspirations behind UGG’s innovations, it brought the brand’s creativity to life in the heart of East London.

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For its spring campaign, we worked with Billups to take Ace & Tate’s eyewear onto the streets of London. Echoing the brand’s understated identity, the street poster campaign featured pared-back and contemporary artwork, bringing in splashes of bold and bright colour to nod to one of the most colourful times of year.

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With branded papers giving away delicious meals, cracking copy to engage passers-by, and a (sugar) glass box to be smashed with a hammer revealing exclusive and limited vouchers for a free one-year subscription to allplants, it was the perfect marriage of creativity, timeliness, and straight-up fun in the heart of the city.

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We worked with Filthy Media to spread the Starface gospel on the streets of London. With a campaign that brought boldness and vibrance to city street-sides, it starred (sorry…) American rapper 24kGoldn. Captured in a shoot that echoed ’90s nostalgia with assertive angles, retro style and Starface’s trademark sunshine yellow, it brought “more fun for your face” right into the heart of the city – and onto the brand’s Instagram.

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We worked with Kinetic to bring the joy of Robin Robin to life on the street, taking the campaign to London and Manchester, and going big in Aardman’s home city of Bristol. Tapping into the film’s connections to nature, the campaign was all about its namesake animal – with creative billboards in each city providing hundreds and hundreds of packets of bird feed for our ‘feathered friends’, ready for passers-by to take away and remember the film by.

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We worked with Palace to take over our Broadway Market site for the launch, super-sizing Zomby’s leading artwork on the street for the occasion. Reflecting the style and vitality of the city around it, it popped up on the artist’s Instagram – making a real impact with its unapologetically loud and bright design.

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We worked with them to bring the campaign to life – videoing a live and intentional flyposting of one of our sites in the heart of London, hammering home the notion of a cover-up and the injustice of it. While targeting awareness, the poster also offered routes for support – and appeared across the NCDV’s Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook channels, as well as Wunderman Thompson’s.

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We worked alongside Sane Communications to help Holzweiler take over street-sides across London – so for its AW21 campaign that dropped right alongside the temperatures, the brand spotlighted its iconic down jackets. With a range of shapes that reflect the brand’s understated and contemporary approach, the creatives were just as cool and aesthetic as you’d expect.

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Originally launched in 1975, the Amazona is an iconic silhouette from the Loewe archive – which is now being rereleased with a helping hand from none other than Juergen Teller. In a campaign that evokes all the grit, authenticity and wit of his own trademark aesthetic, the Amazona’s refreshed feel has been brought to life with a host of faces from the arts and culture world, including Gillian Anderson, Arca, Justin Vivian Bond, Tracee Ellis, Nabhaan Rizwan and Liu Wen.

We worked with Loewe to bring the renewed Amazona to the streets of London, with takeovers and billboards showcasing Teller’s kaleidoscopic creatives in taste-making areas of north and east London. “With a message of independence and inclusivity” in a campaign “that spans culture and identity”, it facilitated a street-side reinvention for the fashion house that keeps on giving.

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Intended to “bring joyful experiences and products that excite the senses and blur the boundaries”, Pleasing’s emphasis is on highlighting and illuminating existing beauty – with a pared-back, monochrome launch campaign to boot, revolving around serene ocean scenes that reinforced a presiding essence of nature.

We teamed up with Billups to bring Pleasing to London, taking over sites in the north, south, east and west of the English capital. The beautiful black-and-white images that accompanied the brand’s unveiling stole the show on street-sides right across the city.

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Considering its Revisionist slant, the film is still grounded in reality – with each character based upon storied cowboys, outlaws and lawmen from the American West in the nineteenth century – ultimately following Old Western hero Nat Love, as he seeks vengeance on a sworn enemy who’s recently been released from prison.

We teamed up with Kinetic to bring The Harder They Fall to London, with a mega-takeover of our Broadway Market site in Hackney. Its artwork had a vintage feel evoking the bygone era of the film’s setting, with the mysterious and impressive-looking leads at its centre hinting at the eminent histories the story unites – making for a truly striking campaign in heart of the city.

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Thinking with sustainability at the fore, we brought the brand to Glasgow’s streets to coincide with COP26 for the release of Begg x Co’s inaugural Responsibility Report. Decorating the streets of the city with excerpts from ‘Fresh Ayr’, a specially commissioned spoken word piece from André – aka 77 – of Forij, it was an ode to the city, to Scotland, and to its nature.

Matched with striking imagery that evoked Begg x Co’s organic, intuitive, forward-thinking brand, the street poster campaign took over the city with their intentions, at a time laser-focused onto environmental considerations.

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We worked with Tennent’s to showcase the campaign on the streets, with their iconic branding highlighting their eco-intentions, local growers, and forward-thinking farming production. As Tennent’s occupied the streets, the campaign was witnessed by thousands of marchers, demonstrators and delegates who’d taken to the city.

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Calling for war-style mobilisation to get citizens involved in campaigning, lobbying and piling the pressure onto governments, they decided to raise awareness on the streets with something nobody could ignore – a giant, blaring siren, bleeding noise from our Shepherd’s Bush megasite.

We worked with Climate Call-Up on their creative billboard alongside street poster displays seeking to enlist the public on their mission. Taking over London with huge noise to provoke alarm, the campaign turned the heads of passers-by, promising to blare its message until the threat to our livelihoods is properly addressed.

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We worked with Kinetic on a mega-campaign that travelled across Birmingham, Cardiff, London and Manchester, as well as TRNSMT, Parklife and Wireless festivals. Noting that Growth is a group project, the posters featured vintage-style artworks showcasing the stars of the show on the streets, accompanied by beautiful green and gold botanicals that nod to forthcoming change and progression.

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We teamed up with Hope&Glory PR to bring news of the premier to the streets of London, working on a show-stopping stunt to take over King’s Cross Station – that brought one of the quiz’s most famous rounds, the Identity Parade, to life right in the heart of the city. Pulling together legendary ‘90s boyband stars in the form of Another Level’s Dane Bowers, Boyzone’s Shane Lynch, Abz from 5ive, and Ben Ofoedu from Phats & Small, it whipped up a perfect storm of nostalgia, comedy and excitement – appearing in the Metro, and on Sky TV’s Instagram and Twitter accounts.

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We worked with COS to tease and reveal their debut LFW showcase, with a two-phase campaign hitting street-sides across London. With the first posters featuring beautiful, serene snapshots of the new collection alongside the time, date and QR code linking to the upcoming broadcast, the second half of the campaign brought the newly premiered pieces to the forefront. With COS’ trademark style and refinement evident, it brought the fashion week sentiment straight to the streets.

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For Beavertown’s summer campaign we worked with Posterscope to launch them across London and Manchester, as COVID restrictions ended, and people began to come together once again. Echoing their usual playful style with trademark cartoon-style designs and “We come in peace, pints and cans” messaging, it marked the beginning of the beer specialists’ successful invasion of our cities.

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Alongside such a considered concept came an equally well-thought-out campaign – Beauty Starring You. Centring the customer is essential with something as personal as beauty, so they’ve brought together all the different alter-egos – including the skincare fanatic, the ultra-glam girl, and the trendsetter – to showcase the versatility and broad appeal of everything Flannels Beauty have on offer.

To translate the campaign onto the streets of London and Sheffield, we worked with Rapport. Taking over sites around each city with perfectly captured beauty looks, we also installed mirrored posters to reflect the stars of the show – people on the street – highlighting the new Flannels Beauty social channels, hashtags, and an interactive photo competition to win a £500 gift voucher.

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To put Snapchat at centre-stage this summer, we worked with Ambient Media on a London-wide campaign, taking over street-sides around the city with huge Snapcodes and playful interactive messages inviting people to #OpenYourSnapchat. In its tease-and-reveal style targeting comedy, discovery, and people’s insatiable appetite for exclusive content, it’s proved a hit on the streets, with passers-by pausing to see what the app has in store for them.

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Personifying the fragrance’s inspiration, multi-platinum selling recording artist, songwriter and trailblazer Miley Cyrus heads up the Flora Fantasy campaign. Showcasing a cheerful, fanciful dreamscape that embodies the Flora Gorgeous Gardenia world, it’s hazy, pink and plush, full of fluffy animals and flowers.

To bring Flora Fantasy to life on the streets of London, we worked with Energy, taking the street poster campaign concept across the city to our sites in Wandsworth, Hackney, Hammersmith, Islington and beyond.

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We worked with CELINE to bring Teen Knight Poem to London, launching the collection in the city. Taking in Hackney, Southwark and Tower Hamlets, the street poster campaign mirrored the stylistic format of its runway film, bringing a chic modern-gothic edge to our sites with its muted monochrome tones.

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We worked with Brixton Brewery on their first ever street poster campaign in London, bringing colourful creatives in their trademark vibrant style to the streets of Lambeth, Islington, Tower Hamlets and Hackney. Celebrating the reopening of tap rooms and craft bars, it encouraged beer lovers to get back out to their favourite spots, with QR codes on the posters offering a free, well-brewed treat for those who scanned them.

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We worked with Kinetic to bring the slasher of the summer to our cities, taking the street poster campaign’s creepy and colourful creatives to sites in London, Bristol, Cardiff, Manchester and Sheffield. Giving a nod to retro gore with dripping text and a neon colour palette, the campaign went down a storm on Instagram.

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Selasi embodies Ronan Mckenzie’s stylistic tendencies, and her carefully considered approach. Bringing together lifestyle, art and slow fashion, Selasi – meaning ‘God hears me’ in the Ghanaian language, Ewe – pays respect to Ronan’s ancestry, celebrates the beauty of blackness, and centres the intricacies of the female body.

We worked with Selasi to launch the brand and concept on the streets of London, with incredible photography centring each creative. Bringing Ronan’s vision to life in the city, the street poster campaign turned heads on sites in Hackney and Tower Hamlets, and also provided perfect content for Instagram.

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We worked with Talon to launch Shelter’s Fight For Home campaign on the streets of the UK, taking thought-provoking and impactful creatives by Who Wot Why to Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London, Manchester and Sheffield. With the charity’s trademark red, cramped text, monochromatic images and simple statements, the posters struck a chord both on the street and online, drumming up hundreds of likes and plenty of comments across Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.

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We took Polaroid’s bold and bright campaign for the Polaroid Go to London, bringing the idea of creating big, smaller, to the streets. Painting the city technicolour with an ultra-contemporary and playful creative, we brought the poster campaign’s vibrancy to the streets in Islington, Camden, Tower Hamlets and Wandsworth.

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We brought Pinterest’s creativity to the streets with a poster campaign right across London. Based around the idea that Pinterest is the place where the unexpected finds you, it spotlighted the website’s breadth and depth of content with a colourful creative overflowing with ideas. Like Pinterest suggest, have a go – you just might surprise yourself.

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To launch new releases and updates for the game, we worked with Alchemy Media on a huge street poster campaign in London, Paris and Berlin. Revolving around futuristic black and lime green artwork that repeated across 4 sheets and billboards, its simplicity and secrecy made it impactful. With “They’re coming…” written across many of the posters, it encouraged gamers new and old to investigate what was in store.

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To bring the new Venus collection to the streets, we teamed up with PG ONE. Constructing creative billboards with trios of showstopping flower arrangements (featuring real flowers), the campaign was designed to normalise conversations around all things pubic by tying it back to nature. The “pubic wall of celebration” also included a 3D model of the Pubic Hair & Skin collection itself. With a duo of sites in the heart of Hackney, they provided the perfect backdrop to Venus’ influencer campaign.

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We worked with Posterscope to bring #proudinmycalvins to London, taking the artwork – as serene and beautiful as it is triumphant – to sites of ours across the city. The poster campaign covered Camden, Islington, Hackney and beyond, including a landmark takeover of our Kentish Town 96.

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We worked with JK&K Global to launch Kate Spade’s campaign, filling sites in north, south, east and west London with a vibrantly hued floral creative that sang on the streets. QR codes linked the launch to the pop-up’s website that didn’t give too much away about what was in store – for that, you’d have to visit and find out.

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We teamed up with Mediareach Advertising for an NHS campaign to address public distrust of vaccinations. Utilising sites located in areas with low rates of vaccine uptake, the campaign centred around a judgement-free and unbiased approach that encouraged people to engage with verified information about vaccines. Focusing on residential areas, we communicated with communities on the ground to get the message where it was needed the most.

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The campaign’s bold and bright black-and-yellow artwork was impossible to miss on the streets. In their iconic font, the text and monochrome imagery focused on the paper’s points of difference – independent ownership, a progressive output, and their ability to be “the cat among the pigeons”. We put the landmark campaign on our sites and billboards around their hometown of Manchester, and throughout London’s boroughs.

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We teamed up with Blackmagic Design to raise the profile of Davinci Resolve 17 in London and Manchester, bringing the sleek campaign to the streets of each city. Taking over sites in hubs where creative innovation abounds, the campaign imagery showcases the cutting-edge interface and versatility of the software – sure to catch the eye of many creators.

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We worked with Evolve OOH to bring BOSS x Russell Athletic to London, constructing a head-turning 3D special build in Hackney that let the campaign imagery spring from the streets. As the gender-neutral collection utilises vintage silhouettes and heritage fabrics to create something totally modern, the imagery has a fitting feel of nostalgia, neatly weaving in on-trend pastels and neutral tones to situate it firmly in the present day.

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This is the first ever nationwide effort to speak to the heroin-using community about naloxone and it’s come at a vital time – it was created in response to increasing deaths linked to overdoses. Shot by renowned street photographer Harry F Conway, the stories and faces are real people with their own lived experience, keen to address this issue across the nation in London, Manchester, Bristol, Birmingham, Glasgow, Cardiff and Edinburgh.

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We brought their spring campaign, Stand Out London, to the streets of its namesake city. Inspired by the fashion and creativity emanating from every corner of the UK capital, its imagery centred around layering pieces perfect for the season with glimpses of the city in all its glory. We teamed up with JD PLC for billboards and takeovers in Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Lambeth, some of London’s most pioneering cultural hotspots.

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We teamed up with The Nue Co to bring the BARRIER CULTURE launch to London, for a campaign that was organic in both its essence and execution. With a creative that looked like it had sprung straight from the streets, The Nue Co’s trademark typography and graphics were beautifully accompanied by natural imagery on billboards and takeovers in Hackney, Notting Hill, Southwark and Islington.

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Working with Kinetic for the new launch, the creative highlighted that emerald-green tone so synonymous with the shoe and its versatility, styled with tracksuits and jeans. Tying together the campaign’s environmental edge, we added a little extra something – mosaics of seed paper for passers-by to tear off and take home. The paper can be planted, watered, and will eventually grow into beautifully wild blooms. With takeover sites and billboards across the city in Southwark, Islington, Tower Hamlets, Hackney and beyond, keep an eye out for patches of organic greenery that just might’ve originated back here.

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To celebrate the launch of The Irregulars, we teamed up with Kinetic on two very special builds in Shoreditch and Clapton. The builds play on the supernatural themes of the show with ghostly figures, glowing blue lighting, and the central characters looming in the foreground. The effect is a startling one, with an impressive amount of depth in such a small place. While it might be a little scary, it’s definitely best viewed at night!

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To launch this bold new (air-cushioned step), we joined with Dr. Martens and Rapport on takeovers across the city. Breaking the mould with bright yellow posters and billboards in Camden, Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Islington and Southwark, the advertising hits all the spots that Dr. Martens are best-loved in. Featuring that iconic Dr. Martens colourway of yellow and black, the campaign is instantly recognisable.

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Most banks and companies tend to go with colours considered “neutral” or “gender neutral” for their marketing: think Barclays blue, HSBC red. We joined forces with Klarna for a campaign in their trademark pink across London and Manchester to smash stereotypes and misconceptions around not just the colour pink, but fintech firms, money, millennials and more. The campaign, spread across billboards, digital screens and posters, are both pleasing to the eye and informative.

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It’s hard to get across just how powerful Dynamite Chilli Marmite is, but when agency Kinetic approached us, we had to try. We worked with Kinetic on a really special build in London: a billboard with a photo of the new Marmite and the ominous caption: “Love It. Hate It. Be Careful With It”.

But that’s not all: the really special part is a nearby car with a blown-off yellow Marmite lid crashing through the front windscreen. Love it, hate it, either way it’s got you talking!

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Working with Kinetic, we put together billboard takeovers on the streets of London, Manchester and Birmingham. Featuring Lady Gaga’s striking, confident image staring straight at the camera accompanied by the sleek glass bottle of VOCE VIVA, we wanted to evoke the celebration of an individual essence, bringing luxury to the streets.

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We collaborated with Talon Outdoor on a London takeover that would spread the good gospel of Oatly’s new product, Oatgurt, across the capital. The bold message emblazoned on the sites read “TASTES TOTALLY NORMAL,” with photos of Oatly’s different yogurt varieties. The campaign was fun, self-aware, and got the word out that actually, oats are nothing to be scared of.

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The installations featured a bottle of Hennessy next to a mouth-watering looking glass of Hennessy and ginger set against a solid black backdrop. It’s just the thing to give corner shops a slick overhaul, tempting passers-by to pick up a bottle.

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Mank, starring Gary Oldman, was released via Netflix in December. A black and white biographical film about the Citizen Kane screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz, Mank received glowing reviews from several outlets for its performances and Old Hollywood glamour.

To celebrate the launch of Mank on Netflix, we partnered with the streaming service to take over sites in London with a touch of that glamour. With black and white, glossy billboards featuring the celebrated leads accompanied by just a few of the five-star reviews praising the film, it was the perfect welcome.

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Minor Figures Oat M*lk, with its fun, whimsical packaging and modern marketing campaign, is one brand shaking things up. Designed to work perfectly with coffee even when steamed, it’s a game changer – so we display their new, minimal campaign on the streets of the UK. With billboard takeovers of our sites in London and Manchester, including Shoreditch, we might even have real milk devotees turning their heads.

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The drop includes exclusive bottles featuring the Palace angel holding the P logo, and the magnum is illuminated. Taking things even further, the brands have released accompanying mini versions of a Palace puffer jacket to dress up the bottle itself.

To tease this ambitious project, we teamed up with Talon Outdoor on a takeover of London and Manchester featuring the Palace angel against CÎROC’s trademark sharp blue and white backdrop. The eye-catching posters turned heads and built more awareness for the partnership.

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To launch the collection, we took Carhartt WIP to the streets with a series of billboards featuring effortlessly chill models wearing the warm clothes. Overlooking the streets of London, the billboards made a statement being shared on Carhartt’s official Instagram.

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To launch the successful season, we partnered with Kinetic Worldwide for a huge-scale takeover of London. With glittering, high-impact royal portraits of the main cast of characters, we wanted to make a powerful statement and showcase the actors whose performances have been called “dazzling” and “riveting”, almost even outshining the show itself.

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To combat the latter and make access to employment and benefits easier, HSBC teamed up with Shelter to help people without addresses open up bank accounts. We worked with Talon Outdoor on a poster campaign across London to raise awareness of the initiative in the places where people most in need of it are likely to see it. Not only that, but messaging like, “if you haven’t got a home, how do you find a home for your money?” is likely to elevate understanding and empathy for these difficulties among people who haven’t experienced homelessness.

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To add to this list of adventures we teamed up with O2 to create a show-stopping plantable living billboard to celebrate the network’s ‘Go Green’ initiative as a part of its Priority ‘Go’ campaign. Located in Shoreditch on the corner of Commercial Street and Quaker Street, the billboard was made from hundreds of pistachio stems which revealed an environmentally friendly ‘Go Green’ message over the course of its two-week placement. What’s more, passers-by were greeted by recyclable A6 sheets made entirely from wild-flower seed paper which could be torn off and used to grow plants at home.

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Featuring a diverse mix of 15 people united by their “strong values and ideas”, the campaign intends to put forward a vision for a better future. To promote the collection and campaign and ideals behind them, we provided COS with our billboard space in Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Southwark and Lambeth to take-over the streets with their subtle, tonal colours featuring COS’ unique branding.

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To promote the collection, Armani Exchange took to our billboard sites across London in Southwark, Hackney, Camden, Islington and Tower Hamlets. The takeovers feature images of models, shot in classic black and white by photographer Adriano Russo. Accentuated by the A|X logo, the billboards read, “You. Me. Us.”

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To showcase the shoe and get the message out about this partnership, we teamed up with Clarks on billboard and poster takeovers across London featuring Raheem Sterling and his collaboration with Clarks, a deep green suede Wallabee with the message “out of many, one people” embossed inside.

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To celebrate the launch, we teamed up with Netflix in sites across London with a variation of artworks, featured on poster and billboard takeovers featuring Kristin Scott Thomas as the legendarily terrifying Mrs Danvers. We’re most proud, however, of our special build in Old Street, a living billboard that brings the story to life.

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The rate of new social housing is currently the lowest it’s been for 40 years, with over a million families on the waiting list. With their latest campaign, Shelter wants to draw attention to the issue, prompting the government to invest. We worked with them on takeovers across London that feature bold red and yellow text alongside real photos of real families, making it impossible for people to ignore the human reality.

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With the help of some friends, among them CINTHIE and Honey Dijon, Disclosure curated the playlist for 12 days in three instalments that each centred around a different genre and time close to their hearts. To get the word out about their collab, we teamed up with Rapport to take over sites across the country with billboards featuring images of the artists in blue and pink watercolours with their eyes and faces outlined in white, a fittingly cool visual representation of the playlist.

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Never satisfied resting on what works, Byredo asked us to makeover their minimalist storefront with something a little more exciting. We opted for eye-catching, colourful posters that showcase their groundbreaking pieces and makeup, grabbing the attention of any passer-by looking to treat themselves to something special.

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With billboards in darkest black and pumpkin orange, we took to the streets to take over London, Manchester and Birmingham. But these weren’t just any billboards – they were special builds, appearing normal by day and lighting up at night with spooky UV lights and neon paint. Creepy! Don’t forget it’s best sipped in the dark.

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To promote their shavers and build awareness, we collaborated with Estrid on a number of billboards and takeovers. Featuring a woman with half of her armpit unshaved alongside the brand name on a pastel background, the ground breaking adverts show Estrid sticking to their feminist message and making a statement on the street.

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Badoo teamed up with artist Alice Skinner and creative agency The Romans on a series of cheeky colourful illustrations about, erm, self-love accompanied by wartime-style slogans: “flick for victory”, “keep calm & carry on wanking” and “keep the home fires burning”. We put the art up in our poster sites across the city, thanking brave Britons for their hard work keeping everyone safe and sound.

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The second season has already been well-reviewed, and to help Netflix launch it, we ran a poster campaign across London, Manchester and Birmingham. The artwork echo the 60s setting of the season, with bright yellows and pinks set alongside hypnotic black and white circles and retro patterns. Featuring photos of the cast, it’s an eye-catching promotion for a unique show.

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With poster sites all over London boroughs, our bold “Save the Covid Generation” campaign was unmissable. Intended to raise awareness and funds for children, the bold posters in blue, red and yellow featured children’s faces and masks reading “save generation Covid”. Additionally, text-based posters read unforgettable messages like, “hunger is a pre-existing condition” and “humanity needs humanity”, forcing passersby to reassess their perspective and priorities.

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The stunt, performed on World Emoji Day, was part of Ciaté’s efforts to promote their new mood-boosting line in collaboration with SmileyWorld. The range of lipsticks, skincare, nail stickers and other products are packaged in bright colours and covered in the same adorable smiley faces. CEO and founder of Ciaté, Charlotte Knight, said, “Particularly at times like this it’s important to stay self-confident, emotionally aware and see the positives in everyday moments by sharing smiles!” While the projection is now gone, people can keep seeing that cheeky face on Ciaté’s new products.

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Promoting their newest product, a range of gender neutral botanical deodorants with eucalyptus and bergamot scents, MALIN+GOETZ went with a clever Tinder-inspired tagline. Utilising our poster sites across London boroughs, the billboards read, “love at first swipe” and feature photos of the deodorants alongside a checklist of their virtues: vegan, cruelty free and natural extracts, among others. In a simple green and white design inspired by their packaging, the billboard is straightforward, simple, and easy to understand just like the products.

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We were excited to team up directly once again with Netflix on the out-of-home campaign. The poster creative was just as immersive as the show, not mentioning the online streaming service but instead featuring 80s video games which reference episodes from the Black Mirror anthology.

The poster campaign also ran a meta Tuckersoft job advert for budding computer game designers – much like the one that Stefan responds to in Bandersnatch. The 4 sheet posters popped up everywhere across the UK alongside eery 48 sheet billboards, and the original designs certainly got fans excited with many taking to their socials to shout about the work.

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We worked with Kinetic on a huge campaign to promote the eagerly anticipated and highly sort after shoes. The bold, edgy creative took over our billboards, shutters and 4 sheet poster sites throughout the trendiest areas of London.

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The brand as we know it now has for the last few years paid homage to it’s namesakes rebellious spirit with the Widow Series, and 2018’s REBELS instalment became the fourth event to come to the capital. Taking place on the Southbank in November, it was pitched as a journey through British subculture and music and we were excited to work directly with the brand to bring a bit of creative rebellion to the streets. Encompassing everything from billboards, takeovers, a large scale vinyl mural on Broadway Market, shop kiosks and shutters, the event was given incredibly high impact, multi-layered outreach all over London. Thirsty business indeed.

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We recreated one of the eery cryogenic sleep pods from the spaceship, bringing our replica to the red carpet complete with special smoke effects and a gif photo-booth. Stars of the show and guests jumped inside to have their moment in outer space, and created buzz around the show launch on social media by uploading their special Origin gifs using the hashtag #LeaveEarth. As the premiere took place, we also created a buzz on the streets with a series of incredible projections onto iconic buildings nearby.

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The tongue-in-cheek installation took creative inspiration from a recent claim that the UK may be the last European country to know if there is a meteorite heading towards Earth because it will no longer be part of the EU’s Space Surveillance and Tracking Programme.

We worked with Total Media on this cosmic campaign, creating the huge installation outside the station and managing the project from beginning to end with Network Rail. The meteor gathered a lot of attention from commuters and visitors alike outside one of London’s busiest stations, with #WhateverHappens taking over social for the day and even making a big impression in City AM.

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We were excited to work with Rapport to spread word on the street that Rockstar Games’ biggest hit had returned. With 4 sheet posters and 48 sheet billboards in high impact areas throughout the UK, the bold creative took-over the streets in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Sheffield, Manchester, Cardiff, London, Birmingham.

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Working with Present Agency, we executed a high impact campaign in key cities: London, Manchester and Glasgow. In London, the striking creative popped up everywhere from Soho to Shoreditch, in Glasgow it took over some of our busiest locations, whilst in Manchester it dominated 4 sheets sites, 48 sheets and a huge banner over-looking the Arndale Centre – hard to miss marketing for one of our favourite brands.

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Across the streets of London and Paris, Givenchy logos (in the form of clings) started to pop up on the streets. The fashion powerhouse then promoted a competition on Instagram and Twitter (receiving over 22k likes), which encouraged passersby to snap pictures of the logo and upload them to their own social channels using the hashtag #GivenchyFamily. From the three best photos uploaded, three lucky winners were then chosen to attend the Paris show – creating a huge buzz on social and promotion for their latest collection before it was even unveiled.

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We were excited to work with Good Stuff to spread word of the casting call on the streets of Manchester and Birmingham, with large billboards and 4 sheet posters of the campaign taking over key central city locations – the Gen Z audience couldn’t fail to notice.

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Taking over sites with bespoke billboard, 4 sheet and shutter designs, the monochrome signature logo was hard to miss, accompanying flashes of orange reminiscent of their current fall collection. The simple but effective campaign made a real impact, everywhere from Kensington to Camden.

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We were excited to work directly with the fashion label to brand their flagship London store by installing a huge wall of vinyl with the incredible new creative – which Victoria even featured on her instagram video summary of the launch.

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To mark the launch of the show we worked directly with Netflix on a bespoke printed vinyl mural, taking over a huge space near the popular and ever trendy Broadway Market in Hackney. The mural was even printed with special spot colouring on the TVs to give the eery effect of looking at real screens –and created buzz on the street during the week of the global premiere.

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We were excited to bring this colourful maritime party to the London streets, working with Talon on a huge multi-channel campaign across the capital city. The creative and colourful campaign included 4 sheet and 48 sheet poster takeovers, shutter banners and digital creative.

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The multi-angled feature of the site ensured high impact on passersby, while the colourful nature and imagery of this work evoked the excitement of summer.

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In 2018 Tabasco hit a milestone anniversary – 150 years of flavour. To celebrate they hosted massive food parties across the globe, including London, inviting top chefs and bartenders to deliver the best Tabasco recipes. We were excited to help Tabasco celebrate with 48 sheet billboard takeovers across London. Working with Kinetic, we spread the word on the streets with bright and bold eye-catching artwork that was an unmistakable nod to everyone’s favourite pepper sauce.

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In 2018, sportswear giant New Balance renewed their sponsorship of the Virgin Money London Marathon, becoming the official clothing and footwear partner. Their collection offered an incredible range of running shoes and sportswear to suit each individual style and help everyone achieve their marathon goals. We were excited to work with Kinetic on the outdoor campaign for “Everybody’s race”, spreading the word on the street and along the marathon route with everything from 48 sheet billboards to 4 sheet takeovers.

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We worked directly with Hunter to bring a little bit of their charm to the streets of east London, as they popped up on our poster sites everywhere from Shoreditch to Clapton. Focussing on their festival of summer campaign, their Exploded Logo collection shone in the sunshine.

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To coincide with the release, we worked with Rapport and Fox to promote the hunt for Spots. We left Atari’s ‘Find Spots’ lost puppy posters around London with a tearaway number encouraging the public to join the hunt. Passers-by could text the number provided to be entered into a competition draw to win prizes including goodie bags and a private screening of the film. The result: the campaign generated large scale awareness of the release in key London hotspots in a fun and original way.

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We were excited to work directly with Ace & Tate on the out-of-home campaign, taking the colourful and distinctive artwork to the streets of London. In key locations, from Westminster to Shoreditch, the bespoke creative took over 4 sheet posters sites, billboards and shutters, creating high impact and eye-catching outdoor advertising.

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We loved bringing the bright and original artwork to the street, working with Miroma International on a London-wide poster campaign. The bold artwork shows you can make an impact with 4 sheet takeovers and great creative. We love you Cindy!

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We were excited to work directly with Fred Perry on the outdoor campaign for the launch, with high impact posters across London and Manchester.

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In February 2018 we worked with Opticomm Media on their latest creative campaign. “1 Million Beers on us” was a pledge from BrewDog to give away 1 million pints of it’s flagship beer, Punk IPA. The outdoor campaign, running alongside press and social media, encouraged potential customers to “make up your own mind” and “not believe the advertising”. All you had to do was register your details online to receive a beer token and claim your free pint.

The huge sampling campaign was an original and creative attempt to convert traditional beer lovers to craft IPA, and the out-of-home campaign appeared on large billboards and 4 sheet takeovers across the UK.

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We were excited to work directly with Topshop on the out-of-home campaign, with high impact takeovers and posters across London. The repeated creative looked amazing on our sites and left passers-by in no doubt of where to get their latest denim fix.

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Boasting an early Rotten Tomatoes score of 100%, the film follows Avenger T’Challa as he returns home to the isolated, technologically advanced African nation of Wakanda to take his place as King. Director Ryan Coogler’s ambitious film stars Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther, supported by an incredible cast including Lupita Nyong’o, and Michael B. Jordan to name but a few.

We worked with Ambient Worldwide Ltd on a UK wide out-of-home poster campaign for the film. The artwork featured the star line-up, creating a buzz over one of the most anticipated films of the year.

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In a nod to its heritage, this year Converse released a new Spring collection complete with bright colours and new twists on the original design. We were excited to work with Rapport on the launch campaign for the collection in a high-impact poster campaign across London. The campaign continued the Converse trend for featuring unconventional individuals, with stars including Tove Lo, Mabel McVey and A$AP Nas all pictured rocking the trainers in their own way. The edgy posters made a bold statement, with eye-popping colours and textured artwork looking incredible in takeovers across our sites.

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We teamed up with Netflix to promote the release with a series of cryptic and provocative posters. Each poster displayed a challenging statement from Black Mirror episodes, with everything from advanced AI to brain implants and chatbots. The posters ran across London in takeovers and large formats, both capturing the attention of the public and agitating them in equal measure.

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THE BOOK OF JOY: To help the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu spread the joy, we recruited a happy team of steel drummers and promo staff who handed out flowers and book samples to Londoners.

THAT GIRL FROM NOWHERE: Playing on the cover of the book which includes a bunch of polaroids scattered on the floor, we set up a nifty photo booth in Brighton to create memorable moments for the locals. 

PENGUIN FLIPPER: We’ve been spreading the Christmas spirit as part of the Penguin Flipper campaign – an online book recommendation tool that helps customers choose the right Christmas present for loved ones. We set up a pop up event at the Birmingham Bullring where people could spin a wheel of fortune to win a prize, next stop is Edinburgh!

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