We aided in production in colaboration with SANXION DIGITAL to make CRAZY COMETS.

Help the Crazy Comets defend the universe from Space Emperor Colin and his evil minions in this endless galactic space rumble.

Collect power-ups, defeat colossal bosses, survive the deadly cosmic elements and battle the relentless galactic invaders to become the ultimate comet champion.

Smash enemies off the screen and use lasers, fireballs, space lighting, forcefields, meteors, ghosts, invisibility and more to destroy wave after wave of otherworldly baddies.

Play and earn Star Coins to spend in the Comet Store to collect over 25 unique Crazy Comets.

Users control the comets through a specially designed device tilt system that raises the bar for accelerometer controlled games.

Goosebumps Movie Where's The Creature? Game

Rod Hunt was commissioned by digital agency The Flock to illustrate 'Where's The Creature?' the online game to promote the release of Goosebumps staring Jack Black, an upcoming 2015 American comedy horror fantasy film directed by Rob Letterman and written by Mike White and Darren Lemke. It is based on the children's book series of the same name by R. L. Stine. The film stars Jack Black, Dylan Minnette, Odeya Rush, Amy Ryan, Jillian Bell and Ryan Lee.

Visual design for a video streaming app done for Turner International's Cartoon Network.

In 2020 we worked with London based Black Butter Records to design and build a new dynamic digital home to showcase their discerning roster of artists.

Featuring a range of dynamic visual elements throughout the site to help captivate users, and create an engaging home to match their roster’s creative output.

View the site here at: black-butter.com

The aim of the campaign was to encourage as many people as possible around the world to turn off their lights for one hour at 8.30pm on 30th March 2019. Global landmarks (including Buckingham Palace, Sydney Opera House, Eiffel Tower, Christ The Redeemer, Empire State Building and more) across 187 countries switched off their lights as part of the campaign.

To support the campaign, we created a series of interactive Instagram stories which allowed users to turn off the lights on landmarks for themselves by tapping on light switches. We also created a collection of Instagram stickers to increase awareness even further. Our strategy led to the content being viewed by over 2.5 million people.

We made this happen by coordinating with artists (including Tom Walker and Labrinth), record labels, influencers, and international WWF offices. The concept and design were created to appeal to the audience but also to the influencers. Creating content that appealed to both groups ensured maximum results were achieved.

Try it for yourself here: https://www.instagram.com/sto…