Adidas - Bounce

February 9, 2011, 2:41 pm

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Lifelounge created an entire strategy for Adidas Bounce around the rising popularity of the dance style of krumping. This high-energy street inspired dance style was a perfect fit for shoes that give you more bounce. Not only did we coordinate a full shoot of the dancers (and yes, that is an actual shot, not a composited photoshop file!) but we made a 'zine around the sport.

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Gatorade Replay

April 12, 2011, 5:04 am

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LA worked with the Gatorade team to turn around the international project in Australia, Gatorade Replay. The full build, video, audio and image uploading into the custom CMS was implemented by LA in record time! Go and check it out and enter your replay moment.

The Shed Skatepark

February 7, 2012, 5:30 pm

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Lifelounge was approached to work with the creators of The Shed skatepark on an identity, branding and were also charged with the mandate to create their website. The best part of the entire job was the fact that we were able to have a closed session in the skatepark for a few hours and get back to our roots. The beer never felt so cold after that painful reminder why we stopped skating ramp ;) TheShedSkatepark.com.au

Jim Beam – JBOC – Party Animals

February 7, 2012, 5:30 pm

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Jim Beam – JBOC – Campus Wildlife

February 7, 2012, 5:30 pm

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Lifelounge has been working with Jim Beam since 2003, creating the Jim Beam on Campus (JBOC) program. Every year, we come up with new artwork for the program, 2007 saw the party animal theme come to life with campus wildlife.

Adidas – Bounce The Block

February 7, 2012, 5:30 pm

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Victorian Government - Ice - it's a dirty drug

February 7, 2012, 5:30 pm

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Ice is the most potent and dangerous form of amphetamine and it can have long term, highly damaging mental and physical health consequences. To dramatize the insidious nature of this drug and bring to life the fact that dangerous chemical fertilisers are used to manufacture it, we created this ‘living’ billboard. Created by renowned Melbourne artist Corey Thomas, this billboard changed every week to portray the harm caused by ice, symbolised by a giant black creeping weed that appeared to ‘grow’ over a two-month period, slowly taking over the entire length of the signage – about 3.3 metres high and 25 metres wide. Located in the heart of Melbourne’s drug abuse scene this billboard increased community knowledge of the dangers of ice and reveals the range of toxic chemicals and substances ice is mixed with, including fertiliser. On top of amazing recall among the target audience, the ‘creeper’ billboard story was covered on every major news media outlet in Victoria, including newspapers radio and TV.

STA Travel – Drop Everything

February 7, 2012, 5:30 pm

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Pants Down. Sales Up Our assignment was simple: create a sale campaign that will stop people in their tracks. And what better way to grab the public’s attention than with some gratuitous nudity? But not just any bums, to get the look we were after we hit the streets to find some real talent. Including Hans, the Swedish backpacker with the buns of steel. (But that’s another story.) Not only was the ‘Drop Everything’ campaign a massive hit in the sales department, it was also a unexpectedly popular with some passers by who decided to get in on the act.

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Chiko Roll

February 7, 2012, 5:30 pm

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Chiko is definitely back. After almost a decade of inactivity, the Chiko brand was in desperate need of a major relaunch. The Chiko Chick Search 2008 campaign helped revamp and rejuvenate this beloved Aussie icon, but more work was required. Our challenge was to deliver a strong, new Chiko brand identity that extended through the whole product range, creating instant brand recognition. Based on the original hand-made look and feel of traditional milk bars and heavily inspired by Australian beach culture of the 70s, the new Chiko visual identity brought to life the values of an Aussie icon that is cheeky, down to earth and dynamic, introducing our brand to a whole new generation of consumers. Through hand drawn typography, eye-catching illustrations and strong use of brand colours, we delivered a visual identity unique in the marketplace, reminding Australia of the link between Chiko and good Aussie times. Our new corporate identity showed Australia that Chiko, more than just a tasty snack; it’s a way of life.

Worksafe - Body-o-matic

February 7, 2012, 5:30 pm

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Unfortunately, there’s no easy fix when it comes to work place incidents. There are no panel beaters, precision painters, restorations or cheap and readily available replacement body parts. When you damage your body in a serious work place incident, the injury is for life. WorkSafe Victoria brought to life the terrifying consequences of work place incidents with this striking installation. A vending machine designed to sell spare body parts. The Body-O Matic™ machine was first unveiled at the National Careers and Employment Expo and it’s currently on a statewide tour of worksites and educational and training facilities, offering a free confidential safety advice 1800 phone number, email and information website.