When it comes to making your mark on the city, there’s still nothing quite like a can of spray paint and a brick wall. We partnered with home decor brand Yellowpop, who brighten up homes with innovative neon lights, to mix old school with the future. We tagged the streets of New York and pasted posters with QR codes for their Keith Haring collab, casting the streets in a new light.
Over the last 18 months our love of the city streets has never dimmed, and urban resilience has shone through these dark times. To celebrate that strength, we took nonprofit NY Forever, who work to empower New Yorkers from every walk of life, to the streets with these powerful posters that celebrate the city.
Nobody does Pride like Calvin Klein. Their bold, iconic basics have always been a major hit with the LGBTQ+ community, and we were proud to team up and flypost their 2021 #PROUDINMYCALVINS campaign across London. Featuring nine LGBTQ+ icons from across the world wearing CK pieces with a hint of rainbow, the campaign, epitomises Calvin Klein’s playful, intimate simplicity.
Marley Morrison’s Sweetheart, with its blue skies and sun-drenched Dorset coast, is a far cry from the streets of London. Called a “good-natured caravan park romance” by the Guardian, we helped spread the word with this poster campaign that brought a bit of love and sun to the capital.
Jeweller Jessica McCormack knows all about romance. Her intimate campaign “Love Beyond” is all love, featuring close-ups of lovers and shots of her unique diamond designs. You can check out the BTS of the flyposting process here.
In a city like Berlin or London, sometimes it’s less a case of rain or shine, and more a case of just…rain. To lighten those all-too-frequent grey days, we teamed up with the OG raincoat brand Mackintosh to spruce up the street with a slick campaign.
We teamed up with iconic jeans brand Tommy Hilfiger to bring their VEVO partnership to the people of one of the buzziest cities in the world. Featuring artists Ray Blk and Big Zuu, our “Less Buzz More Music” posters in Milan were bright and playful–just like Tommy.
Australian singer-songwriter Luke Hemmings broke away from his 5 Seconds of Summer roots to go solo with When Facing the Things We Turn Away From, a debut that Clash called “self-assured and confident”. Our innovative posters, that combined paper-and-paste with futuristic AR to make Hemmings literally “pop up”, matched that forward-looking energy on the streets of London.
At just 32, Leon Bridges is a young artist bringing traditional soul to the 21st century. We decorated New York City with posters for his third studio album, Gold-Diggers Sound, a record that got a well-deserved five star review from the Guardian. The bright yellow and black posters evoke the record’s smooth vibes, brightening up dark streets.
A New York brand with UK styling, Jack Carson’s Rowing Blazers is truly international. We took their latest collection worldwide, featuring colourful, preppy sweaters that play on luxury and tradition to Paris. Irreverent and tongue-in-cheek, the pieces belong on the streets of the world’s most vibrant cities.
