One of the original hipsters points out the Playstation commandments.

Australia’s first holographic poster. Positioned on bus shelter, as you approached Sony Playstation symbols appeared, and then disappeared as you walked away

A giant $20 note appeared in a highly visible, high traffic area beside traffic lights. Over a couple of days the note was ‘ripped off’ to reveal our message. A part of a campaign that also included television.

Air New Zealand asked for a poster for their South Pacific Route, they got a shirt which became a poster, a uniform for staff on that route, and a give away to select clients.
A "poster that worn well for years!

Developed the positionong "Where the Best Things in Life are Free" based on the fact you don't use cash in the resorts

Building on the Repositioning
'The Best Things in Life are Free"
based on fact you don't use cash in the resorts.

Building on the Repositioning
'The Best Things in Life are Free"
based on fact you don't use cash in the resorts.

Building on the Repositioning
'The Best Things in Life are Free"
based on fact you don't use cash in the resorts.

Building on the Repositioning
'The Best Things in Life are Free"
based on fact you don't use cash in the resorts.

Building on the Repositioning
'The Best Things in Life are Free"
based on fact you don't use cash in the resorts.

A simple expression of four wheel driving.

Summing up the real estate category in Bali,
where good legal advice is often hard to come by.

A simple question that our chef had a great menu of answers for, again in a high traffic area.

Highlighting one of the unique treatments available
at the resort's spa.

When major Golf Tournaments were broadcast on ‘pay per view’
this mobile billboard appeared in selected neighborhoods, accompanied by an on-the-spot sales team.

Poster/flyer promoting 'modality' sessions
at a popular Beach Club

Poster/flyer promoting 'modality' sessions
at a popular Beach Club

In-store signage for a ‘green’ store.