Clean & Clear

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Burger King’s children’s offering faces a significant disadvantage, with McDonalds’ Happy Meal evolving into a generic trademark a lá Xerox or Kleenex. Over the last few years, they had moved between a cardboard box and a paper bag; the former being cost-inefficient and the latter being, frankly, uninspiring to kids. BK asked a dozen agencies to reimagine their kids meal into something that could contain the same amount of food, but be both more cost-effective and engaging to children, leading to excited return customers.

CREDITS

Agency: 160over90
CEO/Principal: Shannon Slusher
CCO/Principal: Darryl Cilli
ECD: Jim Walls
CD: Timothy O’Donnell
Designer: Justin LaFontaine
Designer: Jenny Tondera
Consultant: David Hu

Undergraduate Viewbook

Key Art

Viewbook cover

Viewbook spread with short sheet

Viewbook spread

Viewbook spreads

Digital

‘The Optimists’ campaign — microsite

‘The Optimists’ campaign microsite

Alumni Campaign

Custom Typography

Custom version of Karbon created by Kris Sowersby at New Zealand based Klim Type Foundry.

The font Karbon, from New Zealand’s Klim Type Foundry, has a modern sophistication tempered with an approachable, humanist feel. We commissioned Klim to create a bespoke version of the font, in which certain characters are left unfinished—a nod to the open, adventurous spirit of UCLA’s students and faculty.

Campus signage

Campus signage

These recent advertisements (above, right) show the longevity of the concept created over 5 years previously. This work created by 160over90’s Los Angeles office: GCD Adam Griffiths, CD Hari Skourtis, Senior Designer Matthew Grier. Nicely done!

UCLA.edu. A comprehensive redesign that helped organize an avalanche of content from an increasing number of inconsistent pages. Director of Interactive: Brian Tennyson; UX Design: Tim Beitz, James Snyder; Development: Mike Medoro.

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