Design the key visual
Fifteen years inside the guidelines. Then Atlanta asked us to write the next page.
Case study · Brand & experiential
After fifteen years working inside Coca-Cola's brand guidelines, they asked us to write the next page.
One identity, four spaces →
Fifteen years inside the guidelines. Then Atlanta asked us to write the next page.
Bottle as movie still. Pop-art across cinema quadrants.
Booth, VIP lounge, closing night, and every surface at Caesars.
The story
Coca-Cola has been the presenting sponsor of CinemaCon for years — the largest gathering of movie theater owners in the world. In 2023 the call was different.
We were asked to design the entire sponsorship: trade show booth, VIP lounge, closing night party, and every piece of branding across Caesars Palace. Then came the part nobody expects after fifteen years with a global icon. Design the key visual yourselves.
They flew us to the Coca-Cola Brand Vault in Atlanta. A hundred and twenty-five years of packaging, campaigns and design archives. It clicked in there. The bottle is a movie still. POP stopped being a tagline and became the system.
125
Years of brand archive in the Atlanta vault
15
Years working inside the guidelines before this brief
4
Separate spaces running one visual system
One identity, four spaces
Every other surface grew from POP — booth, VIP, party, and the walk between them.
01
The POP identity
Pop-art quadrants wrapping the bottle. Popcorn, hearts, hashtags, stars.
02
The Factory
A walk-in booth with a POP-tile archway and branded modules.
03
VIP & ancillary
Art Deco refinement for elevators, lightboxes, banners, floor graphics.
04
Closing night
LED dance floor, POP archway over the DJ, bottle-cap dessert bar.
What we made
Once in a while a client hands you the pen.
Once in a while a client hands you the pen.
Produced in partnership with LNL Agency, who hold the client relationship with The Coca-Cola Company.