James Wendelborn



In this age of alternative facts, what better game to play than The Game of Lies, a trivia party game where everything is based on bull***t? But these aren't your normal, boring quiz questions – in this game, you have to sort out fake news from fact, sneak a fib past other players, or spot which crazy-sounding reality TV show isn't real!

To win, you’re going to have to lie to the other players' faces. You can even lie about how many spaces you move on the game board! And once you reach the centre of the board, you have to successfully bluff your opponent to be left with the right card, Princess Bride-style.

The Game of Lies: the world’s best-selling party game!*

*this is (currently) a lie.

www.imnotshouting.com



Working with Other Thing, we came up with a fun, unique name and identity for Shnack, a new protein drink, built around sporty motifs to communicate the fast, energetic nature of the product. 






Wynn Williams

Wynn Williams is a law firm with a reputation of practical, direct advice that delivers results. Founded 163 years ago, their new identity needed to break the mould of the typical law firm approach – no more images of gavels or people looking seriously at pieces of paper.

Using the principle of "contemporary conservatism", the goal was to update the brand enough to open the doors to the next generation of clients without losing the strength of the safe and consistent brand that Wynn Williams' clients and team already enjoyed.

We hand-crafted an architectural wordmark and logo to denote balance, professionalism and cut-through. Boutique editorial illustrations compliment their writings and insights. And custom, 3D images embody their many areas of expertise in a unique way, allowing Wynn Williams to stand out from the crowd.

Agency: Pitchblack Partners



Faux Show is a fun party game of guessing which unbelievable TV show is real, and which is one we (or your fellow players) made up! Be it reality TV, game shows, movies, or even what unusual item William Shatner sold at auction, your job is to correctly identify the truth from the increasingly-harder-to-distinguish fiction.

www.imnotshouting.com


The Podcaster’s Guide to the Conspiracy wanted a design that better reflected their humorous take on conspiracy theories. Using Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy as a touchstone, we came up with a punchy, quirky logo that covers the spectrum of conspiracy theories, new and old.

Check out the podcast here.