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Our ongoing studio projects (called BeHalf on behalf of the planet) are a series of mini campaigns we develop in-house with Mother Earth as our client.

Eat Less Plastic, spun up in a few days by a small design team was an unexpected success with the design press, who loved the bold pops of color and simple, cut-through message. 

Campaign Strategy
Visual Identity
Verbal Identity
Illustration

Featured:
It's Nice That
Design Week
Creative Boom
Digital Arts Magazine
Mindsparkle Magazine
The Brand Identity
The Dieline
The Drum
Shaping Design
Design by Women
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Strategist & Copywriter: Cat How
Designers: Marisa Gama, Adrien Chevalier
Creative Director: Cat How

A campaign to raise awareness on ocean plastic—a series of ongoing studio projects on behalf of the Planet.

Living in Lisbon means we’re in daily contact with the moods, majesty... and misery of our Ocean. The plastics washing up on our beaches are a very real and obvious threat. But there’s a hidden danger that is going unnoticed—the degraded plastic particles we’re all ingesting through water, which have infiltrated the system. And we’re ingesting these at an alarming scale: a credit card-sized amount of them, per person... each week (The Guardian).

Use Less Plastic, Eat Less Plastic was a quick 3-day sprint—developed to coincide with #plasticfreejuly 2020—where the aim was to keep it simple, yet convey a lot. It had to be arresting but not shlock; dark in tone but colourful in nature. 

We were inspired by the pop colours (which reminded us of plastic), simple shapes and flattened 2D object outlines used by illustrators we love and admire such as James Joyce, Stephen Cheetham, Rob Bailey, Dom Kesterton, Adrian Johnson and Giacomo Bagnara. Our main design challenge was to make the objects of plastic fit within, or form part of, the credit card in order to keep the focus on the size of plastic we consume through a relatable object. 

Another challenge was making the credit card not seem as if it had been made from recycled plastic, and instead communicated how much we consume from broken down particles of other products such as plastic bags, bottles, and containers…

Featured in:
It's Nice That
Design Week
Creative Boom
Digital Arts Magazine
Mindsparkle Magazine
The Brand Identity
The Dieline
The Drum
Shaping Design
Design by Women

Working from Lisbon and LA means we’re in daily contact with the moods, majesty and misery of our Oceans. The plastics washing up on our beaches are a very real and obvious threat. But there’s a hidden danger that's going unnoticed—the degraded plastic particles we’re all ingesting through water, which have infiltrated the system. Furthermore, we're ingesting these at an alarming scale: a credit card-sized amount of them, per person... each week (The Guardian).

Use Less Plastic, Eat Less Plastic was a quick 3-day studio sprint—developed to coincide with #plasticfreejuly 2020—where the aim was to keep it simple, yet convey a lot. It had to be arresting but not shock; dark in tone but colorful in nature. 

We were inspired by the pop colors (which reminded us of plastic), simple shapes and flattened 2D object outlines used by illustrators we love and admire such as James Joyce, Stephen Cheetham, Rob Bailey, Dom Kesterton, Adrian Johnson and Giacomo Bagnara. Our main design challenge was to make the objects of plastic fit within, or form part of, the credit card in order to keep the focus on the size of plastic we consume through a relatable object. 

Another challenge was making the credit card not seem as if it had been made from recycled plastic, and instead communicated how much we consume from broken down particles of other products such as plastic bags, bottles, and containers.

This campaign became the founding idea behind our studio's self-funded GetSet initiative.

An agency campaign to raise awareness on ocean plastic—a series of ongoing projects we create on behalf of the Planet.

Campaign Identity & Copywriting for Eat Less Plastic

A studio campaign to raise awareness on ocean plastic

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