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Work01.2601.26Morphe: Buttery Blend Brushes

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Morphe: Buttery Blend Brushes

Smooth, spreadable and made to melt in. Morphe’s Butter Blends Brush Collection is here. No hard edges, no heavy-handed claims – just brushes designed to glide.

UNCLE took the launch to the streets, flyposting across London, Manchester and Birmingham. Layered, repeated placements of creamy tones and product imagery let the buttery palette do the talking. This result cut through rough city textures while staying clean and composed for Morphe’s smoothest drop yet.

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Work01.2601.26Harry Styles: Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.

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Harry Styles: Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.

After nearly four years without a full-length release, Harry Styles has just announced his next project, in monumental fashion. Teasing his long-awaited fourth solo album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., cryptic billboards and posters began appearing on streets around the world – a sign that, for fans, could only mean one thing.

UNCLE worked with 7stars and Columbia Records as the on-the-ground team helping to bring this moment to life. Across London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester and New York, large-format posters featuring crowd imagery and the words “WE BELONG TOGETHER” took over city walls. The result was a global moment of connection and community, meeting Styles’ audience exactly where they move, meet and live.

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Work10.2510.25Dave: The Boy Who Played the Harp

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After four years of silence, Dave has just returned with The Boy Who Played The Harp. It’s an introspective comeback for the UK-rapper. Softer in sound yet sharper in message, it’s a story of reflection, growth and mastery, told by the kid who started it all – still searching for harmony in the noise. UNCLE and Neighbourhood Recording made sure the streets were ready for this welcome return with a campaign split over two phases. Phase one showcased the artwork’s poetic visuals, while phase two saw portraits of Dave and the album’s co-collaborators in a campaign that felt more like presence than promotion. A reminder that sometimes the loudest thing in the city is quiet confidence – and no one carries that better than Dave.

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Work05.2508.25Polaroid: Flip

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Polaroid: Flip

In a world so switched on, it’s nice to switch off. Introducing the Polaroid Flip. Built upon 80 years of Polaroid’s colourful past, the Flip is a camera designed for life’s best moments that can only be found in the real, physical and analogue world. UNCLE toured the UK on behalf of Ad Astra, wildposting the Flip into the streets of Birmingham, Bristol, London, Manchester and Sheffield. Instant photography > instant gratification.

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Work05.2505.25Nike x Corteiz

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When it comes to UK streetwear, it’s hard to ignore Corteiz. Fresh off the heels from previous collaborations with streetwear behemoth Nike, the two are back with another. Introducing the Corteiz x Air Max 95 Honey Blacks – soft but punchy, sweet but dangerous. We went all over the UK with this one, with blocks of yellow wildposters pollinating the streets in a masterclass collaboration.

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Work02.2507.25Huda

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When Huda Beauty set out to launch their latest collection, they weren’t just looking for reach – they wanted real impact. With a multi-city media strategy, the brand turned urban spaces into extensions of its world. From Paris to London to Berlin, their ‘pretty in pink’ visuals took over key locations, seamlessly integrated into the landscape through UNCLE’s diverse inventory.

By leveraging out-of-home media, Huda Beauty met its audience where they already move – in the streets, in real time. This was visibility with intent: a campaign designed to make a statement at scale. Rather than just occupying space, it commanded attention, ensuring Huda Beauty was seen, remembered, and talked about.

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Work11.2305.24Tish Film

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UNCLE worked with Modern Films on the launch of new feature documentary ‘Tish’ with a campaign that covered the length of the UK to shed a new light the deindustrialisation of the north of England in the 70s and 80s. The film examines the life’s work of Tish Murtha, who, with an unfiltered lens, captured the impact of Thatcherism in England via photography.

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Work11.2305.24King Khamelion

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King Khamelion aka Taylor Dacosta is a modern-day creative who has explored the scope of acting, dance and art bringing a flair to all. The self-professed lover of all things creative made a good match for UNCLE to take things nationwide with a campaign that covered the country from one corner to another.

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