Campaign · 2020

Mood

Context
Student project
Year
2020
Role
Campaign, identity, motion, web
Deliverables
Campaign website, poster series, motion identity, out of home

Mood is a campaign that visualizes anxiety and depression through the cognitive behavioral therapy framework. Built on the voices of people who live with both, it sets the way society talks about mental illness against what it actually feels like, and tells the people going through it that they are not alone.

The identity carries the same idea. Four fixed letterforms are torn, blurred and rebuilt, so the word itself shifts with the feeling.

View the live site ↗

The live Mood site in a browser: tiles of distorted type spelling out anxious and depressed
The live site
Mood poster in a bus shelter on a city street
Three Mood posters: a texture study, the wordmark, and a repeating D pattern
A dark Mood poster asking “What’s your mood?”
A wall of Mood posters showing the range of generated variations
The poster wall

What’s your mood?

A large Mood poster on a subway billboard
The Mood site across desktop, tablet and phone
Campaign film
A folder of exported Mood frames, the same letters in dozens of textures
Process: exported letterform frames

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