An identity and poster design for MSF’s Charity Duck Race Competition. Basically, anyone can participate on a mini-olympic competition. Participants will have to buy a “Rubber Duck” to raise funds for MSF’s cause.

An identity for Burger King’s Summer Fun activity, only for kids.

Banned poster of Los Indios Bravos’ “Synthetic Interpretation of the Creative Delirium.” A surrealist art exhibit in Dubai. The message was clear, to be more provocative, organic and surreal as possible. A combination of carbon rendered typography, slaughtered chicken photography and cut out letters was used to strengthen the idea.

Evil. The region’s new policy! Don’t you think he ought to be our new saviour? Your new symbol for: Off the roof rental cost. It’s ok you can say. It’s evil! Unfair labor practice of your company. It’s evil. Imbalanced pay-grade, determined by the color of your skin. It’s evil. Basic commodity hike. Hell yeah! It’s evil. Visa problem. Aphathetic for environment problem. It’s always evil. Trafficccc jamm!!! This is super evil. Unpaid credit card bills. It’s evil. WIth the rising concern of too much commercialism and profiteering. Don’t you think we have to rethink and go back to the basics? For now it’s safe to say. IT’S EVIL!!!!

This is the new “have it your way” Burger King digital mural. It’s a towering 2.7m height x  8.4m  length installed in the food area at the biggest mall in the world, Dubai Mall. It’s a massive print sandwiched in acrylic panels. Tonic pushed the idea of pop art into functional visual communication, attracting new set of customers, fun and outgoing, preaching the “have it your way message.” Lines like I cannot imagine myself without onions, I’m an extra cheese kind of guy. Putting democracy to your whopper, that’s the bottom line.

I had fun doing this piece. I really hope this one goes all the way to Burger King Kathmandu to Timbuktu.

Client: Burger King. Agency: Tonic Communications. Paper Stock: Conqueror Wove Smooth 300 gsm. View the case study.

The evil uncle is on shirt and stickers. One color fear!

T-shirt design proposals for Burger King. Part of it’s whopper campaign, to strengthen the spirit of having your way.

1. I’m an extra cheese kind of guy
2. I’m taking ketchup to a new level
3. I can’t imagine life without onions
4. Say cheese. Pickle my pickle