I had zero budget for a campaign this week.
What I had was a photo of a monkey clinging to a plushie in a Japanese zoo.
That's Chang (My Cat and Cofounder). That's every pet we're building Chonky Paws for.
So I built a whole story around it. Chang visiting Japan. Bringing his slow feeder bowl as a gift to his new friend Monkey Punch. No photoshoot. No agency. Just a concept and 2am energy.
The campaigns that feel "weird" are usually the ones worth trying. Safe content blends in and blending in is the one thing an early-stage brand cannot afford.
Nail Gel Polish — AI Commercial Photography & Creative Direction
This nail gel polish campaign explores colour, texture, and polished product presentation through a collection of commercial beauty visuals.
The creative direction combines carefully styled product compositions, bold colour palettes, glossy finishes, and thoughtful lighting to showcase the product in a visually engaging way.
Each visual explores a different approach to presenting nail gel polish, demonstrating how a single product can be transformed into a cohesive campaign for social media, product launches, e-commerce, and digital advertising.
Created as a self-initiated concept campaign for Moratty Studio.
Great visuals get attention, but clear communication and strong creative direction turn an idea into a campaign that connects with the right audience. Every detail should have a purpose and help the product stand out.😊
THE IMPOSSIBLE WINDOW — Interactive Brand Transformation
The Impossible Window is a creative advertising template concept developed by 1286 CRAFT, exploring how one visual framework can communicate two completely different brand identities.
The concept features two fictional brands:
WILDFLOW — An immersive outdoor adventure identity featuring cinematic mountain landscapes, atmospheric depth, and a sense of exploration.
CHROMA HOUSE — A vibrant creative identity celebrating imagination, expressive color, and experimental visual storytelling.
Both concepts share a consistent window-inspired composition while demonstrating how visual storytelling, brand identity, and motion design can adapt to different audiences.
Creative Focus: Brand Transformation, Motion Design, Digital Advertising, Visual Storytelling, and Reusable Creative Systems.