The Brief: Create the digital environment in T-Mobile's first-ever Signature Store, located in Times Square.

The Big Idea: Design interactive experiences that showcase T-Mobile's most popular value propositions, including global coverage and unlimited music streaming.

The Brief: At a time of unprecedented churn, how can we drive 5G upgrades and promote that loyal, existing customers get the same deals new customer?

The Big Idea: Our phones know more about us than just about anyone. So let’s celebrate that relationship, as they prepare to pass the torch.

The Brief: It’s the final season of Game of Thrones and AT&T wants to own a piece of the excitement.

The Big Idea: It’s the throne everyone wants. Only AT&T is giving it away.

The Brief: Create an on-device demo for Pixel and Chromebook products to increase activation at retail.

The Concept: A multi-tiered content strategy that drives an intuitive self-guided experience. Content adaptable to each product and that can be routinely adjusted based on usage data.

The Brief: Drive awareness of new service that lets gamers customize their Xbox controllers.

The Big Idea: Don’t just extend the above the line campaign, beat it.

The Brief: Promote seasonal offerings and sales promotions for stock images, fonts, and illustrations.

The Big Idea: Every piece deserves it's own rich story.

The Brief: When you change everything about wireless, how do you communicate to customers who are used to the old ways?

The Big Idea: Show customers why change is good by breaking down the benefits.

This included the creation of The Source, a direct-to-consumer responsive site offering breakdowns of the latest signature moves and tips to get the most from their phones. The breadth of this CRM work culminated in T-Mobile being named 2013 Marketer of the Year by the Direct Marketing Association.

The Brief: Our search function doesn’t prioritize premium stock. How can we get more eyes on the best of our collection?

The Big Idea: An interactive game that tells you what type of creative you are, and the photography collection that fits your persona.

The campaign drove over 6K tweets in the first week and Veer saw a significant increase in new user sign-ups. The game also took home a gold ADDY Award.

The Brief: Create buzz around the Mighty Dog Nation, a nation for dogs whose attitudes are bigger than their size.

The Big Idea: Host a national contest for your dog to star in a ’dogumentary’ about the Mighty Dog Nation. A launch event and PR blitz helped to generate interest, and consumers voted for the stars. Our film crew visited each winner at their home, shooting a script and storyboard that showcased each dog’s personality and abilities. Each winner—Jasmine, Jesse, and Mater—enjoyed a film premiere in their local market hosted by Mighty Dog.

The Brief: The children are our future.

The Big Idea: The future is coming soon.

The Brief: None. Our client sent an email at 2 a.m. and I decided he needed a vacation.

The Big Idea: A Facebook campaign invited designers to help our client take some well-deserved time-off. Sometimes the simplest ideas can have a big impoact: the program increased organic likes on Veer’s Facebook page by 110%.

The Brief:  Raise awareness throughout the region of Swedish Hospital's lesser-known Ballard Childbirth Center.

The Big Idea: No matter your neighborhood, Swedish Ballard is close to home.