Why not make it out of cardboard?

The biggest sales event in the world deserves a world of it’s own. So we built the whole world out of cardboard, literally. So when people ask “Is this real?”, the answer is a resounding, genuine “yes.” If we want it to look like cardboard, act like cardboard, and have the same magical charm that cardboard has... why not make it out of cardboard? 

I led a creative team of designers, copywriters, and an army of production agency fabricators and stop-motion artists to bring the whole thing to life.

 

A parade of new faces

To spread the parade across onsite, social, OOH, and all other Prime Day Brand touchpoints, we needed a full cast of characters.

First thing I did was to sketch each new character, adding little details to help give the character some ... well,character. After sketches are complete, the production agency rendered a series of 3D models to use as blueprints for building the physical model — once we’re holding that model in our hands, it’s posed, lights are positioned, and the final photograph is taken!

It’s gotta be the raddest way to create an asset library.

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Credits

Creative Lead: Ryan Schmidt

Copy Lead: Emma Thiesenvitz

Senior Art Director: Rafael Soreano

Art Director: Eric Liu

Designers: Leslie Kam, Samantha Yang, Kevin Cox, Ruth Zanghorn

Project Managers: Kristen Kibble, Danielle Marcuson

Production Studio: Hornet Inc

Stop-motion Director: Peter Sluzka

Photographer: Francisco de Deus

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