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The most serious brand I’ve ever worked on mails you a phone shaped like a shell.
Deadpan voice. Inflated letters. One strange object a month.
STILL LIFE SERVICE, case study out now.
Would you open the box?
The branding is top notch, nice work mate
Love the type choices
Wow amazing bravo
I'd open the box for sure! Inflated letters with a deadpan voice is such a fun mix.
This is such a strong visual direction. Great work!
Mailing a phone shaped like a shell as brand storytelling is brilliant. The one-strange-object-a-month idea turns the brand into a ritual people actually look forward to, and yes, I would absolutely open the box.
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