Service95’s latest poster campaign transformed London’s streets into a dynamic storytelling space through strategic flyposting. By placing posters in high-visibility locations, the campaign ensured maximum engagement with passersby, leveraging the city’s energy to create buzz. The impact was further amplified by integrating digital content, extending the campaign’s reach beyond physical locations. This seamless combination of offline and online strategy reinforced Service95’s brand presence, demonstrating how well-placed street advertising can drive conversation.
Blackpink’s Rosé takes center stage on the cover of I-D Magazine, and she’s making sure everyone knows it. In a raw and riveting interview, the global icon dives into the emotional rollercoaster behind her debut album—euphoric highs, late-night breakdowns, and the raw vulnerability she turned into pop perfection. To mark the moment, UNCLE hit London hard. West London streets were blanketed in bold, unapologetic 4-sheet posters—flyposting done right, and impossible to ignore.
Bringing PAPIER and paste to the streets in style.
We took London by storm with a vibrant wild-posting campaign that transformed the cityscape, reaching from the bustling alleys of Soho to the chic avenues of Notting Hill. The streets were drenched in a sea of pink. With bold checkerboard artwork and striking visuals, Papier made its guerrilla debut, turning urban walls into art galleries and sparking curiosity everywhere.
Paste-ups and mega posters strategically claimed high-traffic spots, blending bold design with minimalist impact to create a head-turning spectacle. The campaign’s clean, confident aesthetic embodied the spirit of Papier: bold, stylish, and unforgettable.
Another Man magazine present SHASHIN RON at Dazed 180 studios. The exhibition showcases the printed words and moving images from the Summer/Autumn 2024 issue, featuring global artists and photographers. Editor-in-chief Ellie Grace Cumming emphasizes, “Photography and visual essays are at the heart of our reimagined magazine. This exhibition honors the remarkable global talent behind our dynamic and thought-provoking first issue.” UNCLE got the poster up across London to spread the word.
Written by Sacha Lord with Luke Bainbridge the book ‘Tales from the Dance Floor’ is an exposé and history of Manchester’s nightlife. The book spans the course of three decades, telling an immersive journey through the scene. UNCLE made sure that Manchester was privy to the launch of the book by dominating the streets with flyposting blocks.
Photographer and filmmaker Ezekiel has launched the second volume of their provocative photo book series, ‘SMUT, Volume II: Voyeurism’. This tongue-in-cheek exploration of voyeurism in gay culture humorously navigates through steamy encounters and intimate moments, ultimately making readers question their own voyeuristic tendencies. Ezekiel’s latest work promises to challenge perceptions and stimulate conversations about desire, identity, and human connection. UNCLE brought it to New York streets in conjunction with the opening of their exhibition at Friend Editions, running until March 29th.
FACT magazine is a pioneer of electronic art and has long been a hub that creatives flock to when released. Issue 05 is an art and gaming special with a selection of four covers that UNCLE pasted on the ever stand out bespoke hoarding at 180 The Strand.
Another Mag presents its new Spring/Summer 23 issue titled Mirror with a metallic wash of colour in nine vivacious covers. In their typical fashion their covers are home to a plethora of cover stars – a notable addition being Cate Blanchett donned in Comme des Garçons as she talks her Oscar nomination for latest movie Tar. Their bespoke hoarding is a canvas fit for the contemporary magazine and its alternative creatives.
Beauty Papers collaborated with MAC Cosmetics on their ‘Give A Glam!’ campaign in which 100% of profits from their iconic VIVA GLAM lipstick were donated towards World Aids Day this December. UNCLE flyposted the strikingly effortless cover image across London, letting the quintessential MAC product resonate with the streets for the worthy cause.
