Our Approach
We started by immersing ourselves in the Tiny Rebel brand identity — graffiti splashes, pastel gradients, hand-drawn type, and that unmistakable streetwear-meets-Welsh-energy vibe. Rather than imposing a new aesthetic, we saw an opportunity to evolve the brand into motion — developing a bespoke motion identity that could flex for this content and beyond.
1. Art Direction + Asset Creation
We shot some stills first. Our team directed a turntable-style photoshoot capturing each can from every angle. This formed the basis of a stop-motion sequence — a technique that aligned well with the playful tone of the brand.
2. Motion Design & Animation
Once the assets were in place, our motion design team took over. We layered in paper textures, animated drips of spray paint, and flowing palm leaves — all designed to echo the layered look of street art. Each scene was hand-timed to an upbeat soundtrack, giving the content a rhythmic, almost music-video-like quality.
We treated the video like a mini-brand film — short and social-first, but designed with as much care as a major campaign asset.