Chemical Brothers - For that Beautiful Feeling
Bringing the artwork to life to create a dynamic visual twist of colour that draws the eye. The artwork for The Chemical Brothers' album For That Beautiful Feeling features vibrant, abstract paintings by American artist Nicholas Krushenick. Art directed by Hingston Studio in collaboration with the band, the design blends pop art, minimalism, and colour field painting to create a dynamic, psychedelic visual style.
For That Beautiful Feeling is the tenth studio album by English electronic music duo the Chemical Brothers, through Virgin Records in the UK and Republic Records in the US.
ABBA Voyage - Title
For the album title Abba Voyage, the primary advertising assets adopted a clean, two-dimensional flat graphic style, while the teaser asset utilised a more refined 3D approach to convey a premium look and feel and to heighten anticipation.
Using an eclipse as the central visual motif, the sequence begins with a dynamic flight past our planet, culminating in the reveal of the album logo. The 3D avatars were inspired by a Tron-influenced aesthetic, which was echoed in the typography through the use of a delicate hairline trace, reinforcing the cohesive visual identity.
Voyage is the ninth and final studio album by the Swedish pop group ABBA. With ten songs written by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, it is the group's first album of new material in forty years, following The Visitors. ABBA Voyage is also a virtual concert residency by the Swedish pop group. The concerts feature virtual avatars, depicting the group as they appeared in 1979 and use the original vocals recorded by the group, accompanied by a 10 piece live instrumental band on stage.
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UMe - Title
The iconic Universal Pictures intro was reimagined for Universal Music Enterprises as an internal showcase highlighting a selection of UMe’s premier artists. Recreated in 3D, the piece draws from the original sequence as its foundation, with the Universal logo carefully adapted to 'UMe'. The result is enhanced by a distinctive, contemporary sound design, offering a fresh interpretation of a familiar cinematic identity.
Mark Ronson - Late Night Feelings
Late Night Feelings is the fifth studio album by British and American DJ and producer Mark Ronson.
The broken mirror-ball heart installation used to promote Mark Ronson's "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" (featuring Miley Cyrus) was created by BuildHollywood.
The concept aimed to build anticipation around the album through a distinctive piece of motion design. It features a mirrored, heart-shaped object—intended to feel heavy and static—contrasted by its surreal depiction floating through London’s cityscape, symbolically generating awareness and intrigue for the new release.
The trailer for the dual re-release of U2’s How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb and the shadow album, - How to Re-Assemble an Atomic Bomb by U2, employs a sophisticated blend of visual techniques to create a compelling and cohesive campaign piece. It navigates seamlessly through expansive full-screen typography, immersive spiralling tunnel sequences, and a combination of photographic and hand-drawn illustrations. These elements are intricately layered and brought together through fluid, dynamic motion, resulting in a constantly evolving visual narrative.
The trailer demonstrates a confident balance between boldness and precision, with each transition carefully considered to maintain momentum and clarity. Its pacing allows the visuals to flow effortlessly from one scene to the next, reinforcing both the energy of the music and the conceptual unity of the re-release.
U2 - Luckiest Man In the World - Lyric Video
One of a series of lyric videos produced for the dual re-release of U2’s How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb and How to Re-Assemble an Atomic Bomb, The Luckiest Man in the World lyric video incorporates a range of animation techniques to create a visually dynamic experience. Central to the piece is a hypnotic, twisting bomb tunnel that evolves fluidly, contrasted with more hand-crafted, scribble-style effects and bold, stamped typography. The visuals are unified through a striking red, white, and black colour palette, reinforcing the project’s distinctive aesthetic identity.
Cat Burns - How To Be Human TVC
A classic TVC advertisement, crafted from carefully edited footage, refined motion graphics, and a thoughtfully designed soundbed, all brought together by a well-known voiceover artist. Inspired by the “How to Be Human” artwork, the piece transitions seamlessly between live-action edits and motion graphics to create a cohesive and engaging visual narrative.
How To Be Human is the second studio album by British singer-songwriter Cat Burns, released on 31 October 2025 through Since '93 and RCA Records. The album was preceded by the singles "Please Don't Hate Me", "All This Love" and "GIRLS!"
The 40th anniversary of the release of the acclaimed Joy Division album ‘Unknown Pleasures’. An album that was the sound of the future when it was released in 1979, and an album that sounds as relevant, urgent and ‘from the future’ here and now. One of the most seminal albums to be recorded, Joy Division’s ‘Unknown Pleasures’ has influenced countless creative minds over the years,and continues to be an instructive legacy that sees no end.
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The Unknown Pleasures artwork is an iconic graphic representing radio waves from the first discovered pulsar (CP 1919), created by plotting successive pulses. Found by band member Bernard Sumner in a 1970s astronomy encyclopedia, it was curated by designer Peter Saville for the 1979 Joy Division album, featuring white-on-black, minimalist design.
Stormzy - Gang Signs & Prayers
Creating a cinematic television advert to support the launch of Stormzy’s debut album Gang Signs & Prayer. The visual approach centres on a single, controlled light source, sculpting the artist shadow to maintain a dark, atmospheric tone throughout.
The edit is driven by a precise selection of cut points, enhanced with subtle speed ramping that synchronises seamlessly with the soundbed, creating a sense of tension and momentum. The piece culminates in a striking live-action pack reveal, delivering a confident and memorable final moment that anchors the campaign.
Gang Signs & Prayer is the critically acclaimed, debut studio album by British grime artist Stormzy, released in February 2017. The title reflects the duality of his identity—his rough upbringing in South London and his deep Christian faith. It won the 2018 Brit Award for British Album of the Year.
Universal Music - Catalogue Film
A film for Universal Music's catalogue, the directors cut uses Creedance Clearwaters 'Fortunate Son' to fuel the cut. Spending just two days at the The Four Aces Movie Ranch, located in the Mojave Desert near Lake Los Angeles/Palmdale, a premier, versatile filming location featuring a 1940s-style diner, a Route 66-style petrol station, and a motel. It is famously used for films, music videos (e.g., Lady Gaga), and television shows requiring a desolate, vintage aesthetic.
