CONJURING TOMORROW.

Array of playful packaged food products featuring Google Uncanny Valley branding, including cherry peppermint ramen noodles, cayenne kelp animal crackers, and eucalyptus coughee. Surrounding whimsical animal-shaped cookies and sugar cubes.

UNCANNY VALLeY SNACKS / google

Huh? Something’s just a little… uh, off. But in a good way!

A smirk wrapped in a sugary smile—that's where it starts. The sound of a grin cracking as it smacks its lips, ready to share some salty language that should never be shared, especially in the uncharted bounds of somewhere so new. It's familiar, yet not. It soothes with its sting and finds itself at the center of something you suddenly can't stop.

Like a bag of chips, you can't stop at just one.

Finding comfort in the uncomfortable truly is the first step to falling in love. Take a bite out of our meet-cute.

Mistakenly good.

Interior view of a restaurant kiosk with red and blue decor, featuring a chef behind the counter, illuminated signs, and a logo that says 'The Wok'.

WOK THIS WAY / LOUBOUTIN

It’s where we come together for our purest of truth, the mornings where we feed our bodies and the coming together at end of days to feed our souls. It’s the tang and the wink and the knowing smile of who we are that comes together with a side of reality: it’s home, at least as close to home that we present our outside selves. And it’s the last place they’d expect to connect with that brand that they know, but it is in a place where we might actually pay attention.

The spice is in the contrast, like salty and sweet.

Because life and style are different things in the lifestyle of the girl on the 10th floor in Singapore.

It’s complicated.

Orange promotional image featuring Veuve Clicquot products, including a polka dot snack bag, a snow cone in a branded cup, and a table tennis setup with branded paddles and a ball, set against a vibrant orange backdrop.

PINGS, POPS & PLAYTIME / VEUVE CLICQUOT (CA)

In being there, being there for the very moment that it happened, the pop, the gasp, the awe and the awkwardness of the snorts and unencumbered joy of the unexpected. No matter how many times we’ve heard the pop, crack and hiss, our eyes still open, our smiles brighten and there’s happiness if only for a few moments. It’s like finding a moment of playtime. It’s what we’re about to offer. It’s a tournament of Champagne-ions as the ball bounces, the glasses clink, and the beckoning boom and salty-sweet sniffs promise an unforgettable day. Cheers!

An airplane flying over a river with lush green trees on both sides, with a large

THROW HACKS / BREITLING

From childhood, comes the most basic and core principles of both flight and dreams. The simple six pieces, 5 of balsa and one of plastic and wire that bring flight to life as we only begin to spread our wings.

And in honour of Breitling’s Throwbacks collection, we bring those dreams back to life on our 140th Anniversary with and event and competition to draw dreamers to both the occasion and into retailers to collect the nuggets that will fuel their noggins.

For our birthday, we’re helping them to throw not only caution to the wind, but their competitive spirits.

People using escalators in a modern building with patterned steps and glass walls.
Image of a "ramen roulette" instant noodle package surrounded by various colorful noodle packets and a smartphone displaying a person eating ramen on a social media app.

INFINITE SPACE / OOH DEVELOPMENT

Escalators aren’t just stairs with ambition. They’re motion, momentum, and meaning—if we let them be. By treating each step as a chapter, a frame, or a line of code in a larger slot machine of experience, we turn a transit tool into a tactile interface. QR codes slide into alignment, offers emerge, and storytelling becomes sequenced across moving parts. This isn’t OOH. It’s a time-based medium hiding in plain sight. One we’ve ridden a thousand times but never really seen. Until now.

DARE TO SHARE / OEM DEVELOPMENT

Sharing the pain, pleasure and connecting with both each other and the brand, begins with a challenge and packaging innovation. With use of social media, partners and retailers, we can build viral, simply by giving people the means to do what they do best… While taking a bite out of Ramen Roulette.

A coffee cup with a black lid and a beige sleeve, featuring a QR code and the text 'A GROUP OF JUSTICE' with a community justice center logo.

QRUPS OF KINDNESS / CHARITY DEVELOPMENT

This isn’t charity—it’s infrastructure for the everyday good. QRUPS of Kindness turns passive purchases into micro-acts of generosity, building a new economy of compassion through pennies at scale. We’re not here to replace the Red Cross. We’re here to give it a better engine. Every scan, every swipe, every checkout becomes a chance to change something, somewhere—without changing your routine. For businesses, it's loyalty with purpose. For causes, it's fuel they didn’t have before. For all of us, it’s the Uber of micro-giving. Because we don’t need people to give more—we just need to make it easier to give always.

Two white boxes with partially opened lids revealing images inside; the left box shows a painting of a historical scene, and the right box displays a woman with large sunglasses and earrings.

LESS EXPECTED

An exploration of a product solution within a closed system. We accept the current reality, but only as an intellectual assignment. Inside the beautiful wrong is the outside that refuses to perform. A blank cigarette pack becomes more than compliance; it is Persona Obscura in cardboard, carrying the truth we don’t share with just anyone. What law strips away, culture reclaims—silence as signal, absence as authority. Packaging evolution as thought experiment, where plainness is not penalty but proof.