Work | Red & Co.

lululemon

lululemon came to Red & Co. and asked us to help figure out what makes them special.

Finding the right movie to watch was a universal problem, but no one was doing anything about it. So we said, “Hey, let’s do something about it.”
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Google came to Red & Co. and asked us to work with them on an ambitious mission: inspire a million girls to code.

Badass athleticism will quiet the haters every time.

The state of Oregon needed a re-brand.

Nike had become “a man’s brand” and needed a big idea on a small budget to help them reconnect with women.

Girls are the most powerful force for change on the planet.

Target wanted to get people talking about the brand during the Grammy’s broadcast. Check.

An art piece slash experiment slash interactive learning tool to encourage people to set their 365 day-old knowledge free.

The 5 year-old company was growing and diversifying and needed a website that acted more like its age.

A few years ago, the biggest rivalry in tennis was between two of the sweetest guys. Nike wanted to change that.

Nike wanted to inspire 14-year-old American boys to improve their games and learn how to play fun, beautiful, Brazilian-style soccer.

The Wonder Clock is a conceptual, interactive art project that counts down a woman’s biological clock.