
Champion Shield Technology
New Adaptive shield Technology identity
New Adaptive shield Technology identity
Imagery for Engagement and wedding collection
New imagery for the CITY collection.
Our new folio Edition 2 is out
What do cosmetics communications have in common with oils and lubricants?
New Leysen advertising
Manhattan collection
An innovate booth conceived as a full experience brand journey at the biggest automotive trade fair.
Champion reaffirms its values and its unique selling point in a new brand movie produce by Visualmeta4
The Champion extreme roads project brought us to several of the most famous passes in the French, Swiss and Italian Alps.
After several months of hard work we were proud to see our trailer unveiled as the latest Ubisoft instalment in the Anno series during the E3 conference in Las Vegas.
After several months of strategic and creative research we were ready to shoot the new Champion brand visuals. The first stop in our itinerary was Norway.
Discover our latest work in this demo reel with our best work.
Defining the visual language for the latest weapon in sun protection.
A balanced exposure to the sun is key – we all need to avoid sunburn yet receive the right dose of vitamin D - so it’s important to know when and how much we should expose ourselves to the sun, and when we should refrain. The sunshade wristband detects and measures the intensity of the sun's rays and forewarns you when you need to put on more sunscreen or simply get out of the sun and seek shade.
Visualmeta4 was approached to develop the imagery for this new and intelligent wearable device. With its sleek and simple design, the device exists in 2 different versions; one for children and the other for adults. The children’s version has strong vibrant colours while the adults’ edition is finished in stylish pink metal. The visual language developed was common to both versions, but each was given their own colour pallet.
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A film, totally in line with the sophisticated and elegant aesthetics of the device, was made to present the device. Silhouettes were used to evoke both the dangers and the goodness of the sun, while close ups were made in the studio using the microlens (no 3D where used here) to bring out the fine crafted details of the finished product. Our experience in motion and photography was used to create the right environment to build a complete story around the product