For those who lack the privilege of generational wealth, it can be hard to break into investing. Collins was invited to help define the brand strategy and its expression for Robinhood to forge this future. The insight? Make finance more engaging and understandable. Imaginative illustrations and information graphics aim to evoke and instruct. Visual metaphors translate ETFs, fractional shares, and even the American dream into relatable concepts, creating an educational ethos throughout the product ecosystem.

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Robinhood Illustration

This set of four stamps for the Royal Mail were designed to celebrate Arthur Conan Doyle’s favourite Sherlock Holmes mysteries: The Adventure of the Speckled Band; The Red-Headed League; The Adventure of the Second Stain and The Adventure of the Dancing Men.

Royal Mail Stamps

Mailchimp’s 2020 Annual Report is a playful tour through the accomplishments, resilience and creativity of its small business customers in this rollercoaster of a year. All designed, art directed, illustrated, written, and built by the brand’s in-house team.

Mailchimp Annual Report

The September 2020 cover of Vanity Fair featured an illustration of Breonna Taylor by renowned American artist Amy Sherald. The portrait was commissioned to commemorate the life and memory of Taylor, who was murdered in her sleep by Louisville police. This is only the second commissioned portrait Sherald has painted (after her portrait of Michelle Obama for the National Portrait Gallery). The design on the cover was intended to be as minimal as possible, so that Breonna’s image would be the absolute focal point.

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Creative Director

Breonna Taylor - September 2020 Cover Illustration

In keeping with The New York Times dedication to innovating in print, The New York Times Mag Labs produces singular, visually driven, print-only broadsheet sections. The New York Times for Kids is published monthly, with a new issue in the paper on the last Sunday of each month. Since their inception in 2016 these sections have become a much anticipated feature of the Sunday paper.

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The New York Times for Kids

The international kiwifruit exporter Zespri aimed to become the leading supporter for a fun and healthy lifestyle in Japan. However, traditionally Japanese people valued the “no pain, no gain” mentality when it came to health. In order to liberate people from a stoic health mentality, Dentsu created a TVC featuring the Kiwi Brothers singing a catchy and uplifting anthem about enjoying the “healthy you love”. Warming the nation's heart during the pandemic, the ad became the most popular TVC of 2020 in Japan, and Zespri recorded its highest sales ever.

Enjoy the Healthy You Love

Pretending To Forget celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Senba Center Building in Osaka, Japan.

Curation by Andrea Chronopoulos

Andrea Chronopoulos

Illustration judge D&AD

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