Target’s “The Everyday Collection” wasn’t just a campaign—it was a reframing of how design and creativity could elevate even the most mundane parts of life. By giving groceries the same treatment as high-fashion, it challenged expectations and proved that bold, unexpected ideas could connect on every level.
Target’s “The Everyday Collection” wasn’t just a campaign—it was a reframing of how design and creativity could elevate even the most mundane parts of life. By giving groceries the same treatment as high-fashion, it challenged expectations and proved that bold, unexpected ideas could connect on every level.
Children’s Health is the eighth-largest pediatric health care provider in the nation and a leading pediatric health care system in North Texas.
Over the years, Children’s Health has grown significantly from one hospital to a comprehensive system including three hospitals and more than 30 locations. The red balloon logo of Children’s Health is widely recognized in North Texas as a symbol of commitment to patient care and family trust.
The ‘Kids Rule’ campaign aimed to refresh the Children’s Health brand, ensuring it remains top of mind for parents making health care decisions. By celebrating the essence of childhood, the campaign emphasized the resilience and optimism of kids, positioning Children’s Health as the provider of choice for pediatric care.
This project was about pushing the boundaries of what grocery marketing could be, and it demanded a production process as sophisticated as the concept. From set design to film production, everything matched the precision and polish of high-fashion shoots. Working across platforms—TV, digital, and social—this campaign brought together the worlds of design, humor, and functionality, resonating with an audience that values creativity as much as practicality.
This project was about pushing the boundaries of what grocery marketing could be, and it demanded a production process as sophisticated as the concept. From set design to film production, everything matched the precision and polish of high-fashion shoots. Working across platforms—TV, digital, and social—this campaign brought together the worlds of design, humor, and functionality, resonating with an audience that values creativity as much as practicality.
This project was about pushing the boundaries of what grocery marketing could be, and it demanded a production process as sophisticated as the concept. From set design to film production, everything matched the precision and polish of high-fashion shoots. Working across platforms—TV, digital, and social—this campaign brought together the worlds of design, humor, and functionality, resonating with an audience that values creativity as much as practicality.
The “Everyday Collection” made waves in the industry, earning Target unmatched engagement and solidifying its position as a creative leader. But for me, this campaign was about more than metrics—it was a chance to lean into curiosity, challenge conventions, and redefine what creativity can do in the most unexpected places.
The “Everyday Collection” made waves in the industry, earning Target unmatched engagement and solidifying its position as a creative leader. But for me, this campaign was about more than metrics—it was a chance to lean into curiosity, challenge conventions, and redefine what creativity can do in the most unexpected places.
The “Everyday Collection” made waves in the industry, earning Target unmatched engagement and solidifying its position as a creative leader. But for me, this campaign was about more than metrics—it was a chance to lean into curiosity, challenge conventions, and redefine what creativity can do in the most unexpected places.
CCO: Chris Lange
CW: Riley Kane
Producer: Tracy Tabery
CCO: Laura Fegley
CW: Josh Gloe
Producer: Liz Wingate
CCO: Chris Lange
CW: Riley Kane
Producer: Tracy Tabery
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