Follow Team USA Olympian Noah Lyles as he battles against the dastardly cyber-villain Chita in an epic race to the top of Neon City.
With an animation as the centrepiece, this Adidas project also took shape as a poster, animated loops, collectible character cards, a tailor-made sprint suit for the man himself, and a series of illustrated photos.
It’s Dew time! Shotopop created a series of five animations for the folks at Mountain Dew, based on the nostalgic reminiscences of Dew drinkers.
Each story flashes back to a time when a bottle of Dew played a pivotal role in someone’s memory, whether it accompanied them on a fantastical snowboard ride or lead them to get together with the love of their life.
Shotopop partnered with DDB Chicago to develop a series of nine animations for Miller Lite, for the start of the NFL season. Featured teams are the Falcons, Ravens, Bills, Cowboys, Packers, Vikings, Steelers, Buccaneers, and the Titans. That’s a lot of football! They used a restricted colour palette to showcase each team’s character with scenes including a pirate swinging from the mast of a ship and a tree exploding into an unkindness of ravens. And this wouldn’t be complete without the wicked sound and music created by the team at Soundsmiths.
Working with the great Spotify crew, Shotopop crafted these stylized and calm playful animations to create a bit more awareness of the Spotify Daily Wellness playlists. Very mindful and zen.
Invesco approached Shotopop to create a series of 3D animations for web and social to showcase tech innovations around basketball. Shotopop created abstract worlds for Amazon, Apple, Intel, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Peloton to show how these companies are revolutionizing sports.
Shotopop directed and animated this super fun spot for the launch of the new ADIZERO range. This trailer follows a group of young athletes who is facing an evil businessman and a mysterious shadow runner. Of course. Shotopop also created a ton of collateral, for social media and such.
Foot Locker and ASICS present a new anime-inspired project starring Luka Sabbat as the Sneaker Samurai, Princess Nokia as Kiku and YFN Lucci as the Ghost Samurai. Shotopop were lucky enough to be the people to bring this epic adventure to life.
Shotopop got tasked by Mother London to create all the collateral for the KFC snowy season. Everything from fist bumps to gravy.
AKQA approached Shotopop to work closely with them in developing a visual language, animation and content to support a campaign called RISE, where LeBron James and Kobe Bryant would each help a team of teens reach their full basketball potential in an online reality TV show featuring the world’s first interactive LED basketball court.
Before starting to roll out a toolkit for the Nike Summer ranges, Shotopop took some time to do a bit of look development, to come up with a few styles that they think might work. Shotopop didn’t roll this one out, but they thought it was fun nonetheless, so they carved out a space where it can live online for a bit longer.
Shotopop created this fun series of four animations for French cab company Heetch, each focusing on a different USP. You want a car outside before you’re out of your pyjamas? You want a cocktail on the beach while you’re driven to L’Arc de Triomphe? Heetch have got you covered. Made in partnership with Konbini. Cool sounds by Like Fire.
I Love You Colonel Sanders! A Finger Licking’ Good Dating Simulator, was developed at our Los Angeles studio and published to PC & Mac via the Steam store.
The announcement of the game “took the gaming community by storm,” as Paste Magazine put it, and the release proved to be even more successful.
Only a day after its release, the game had already garnered a large and diverse fanbase across the web, with hundreds of players recording their live performances of the game and some even dressing up as the Colonel himself.
The game has received 95% positive user reviews, with many calling it “the best game [they’ve] ever played,” as well as being highlighted by sevral online publications; Eater likened the graphics to “a highbrow shoji anime.”
If you haven’t played I Love You Colonel Sanders yet, the game is currently available for PC & Mac via Steam.