Client:

mcdonalds


Role:

Creative Art Direction

motion graphics

Client:

mcdonalds


Role:

Creative Art Direction

motion graphics

McDonald’s birthday parties were declining, as families hesitated to associate celebrations with the brand following the boycott. At the same time, a cultural shift toward highly curated at-home parties in the Middle East increased pressure on parents, with 74% saying birthday planning was more stressful than work. What should be joyful moments had become time-consuming and emotionally taxing productions. It split everyday home environments into two emotional realities: Outside: chaos, mess, real fun. Inside: order, control, perfection. No product. No restaurant. Just a truth parents instantly recognize.


To re-enter the conversation, we reframed what makes a great birthday through a series of print ads.

We didn't want to compete with at-home parties on aesthetics or decoration. Instead, we leaned into what kids truly want on their birthday: freedom, noise, and unfiltered fun.

We didn't want to compete with at-home parties on aesthetics or decoration. Instead, we leaned into what kids truly want on their birthday: freedom, noise, and unfiltered fun.

We didn't want to compete with at-home parties on aesthetics or decoration. Instead, we leaned into what kids truly want on their birthday: freedom, noise, and unfiltered fun.

No cleaning, no setup, no stress.

Just fun, food, and feel-good moments taken care of.

No cleaning, no setup, no stress.

Just fun, food, and feel-good moments taken care of.

No cleaning, no setup, no stress.

Just fun, food, and feel-good moments taken care of.

🏆 Recognitions

3x DUBAI LYNX
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