A landmark exploration of the Black American experience from The New York Times. We partnered with One Story Up to craft a graphic identity that honors the history of a culture, amplifying the themes of each episode with sensitivity and care.

Without a doubt, the most pressing issue of our time. We created this social media campaign to draw attention to the devastating effects of the crisis, and the things, both big and small, that we can do to help.

We visualized curiosity for Google. Geometry and motion collide in a system where clean type and color blocks reveal connections and ideas as they unfold.

FX Networks partnered with Block & Tackle to promote this documentary series, showcasing the unparalleled journalism and insight of The Times.

Over eleven seasons, we made Archer look sharper, louder, and more dangerous with on-air looks inspired by the entire breadth of the international spy genre.

We created the launch branding for a new cultural hub in one of Queens’ most vibrant communities. Built for all of New York, because Queens is the future.

The graphic campaign for FX's series about three mucus-spattered years that changed music forever.

2120. A crashed ship. A terrified crew. We explored an on-air identity for FX's prequel series that fuses the franchise’s iconic visuals with dark, experimental motifs.

Weaving the "visual fabric" of cinema into a network identity, we created a refined system that merges functional elements with nostalgic film textures.

SNOWFALL

For the final season, we created a painterly cel-animated sequence that mirrors Franklin Saint’s world fracturing and bleeding into chaos.

The BLOCK & TACKLE deck plays with the themes of chaos and humanity that shape the rules of card games... and modern life. 

Athletes, artists, enthusiasts. Our visual system is inspired by the creativity and community driving global sneaker culture.

We assembled this bit of chaos for a show exploring the daunting existential crisis of early adulthood, set in our beloved Queens, NY.

An improvisational, experiment-first visual language for a daring comedy network.

A crafted a comic-inspired visual system that celebrates the passions of it's audience. "We’re obsessed too."

The client said, "Make it weirder".
Thank you, FX.

Package exploration for a high-tension, globe-trotting, old-cat-and-retired-mouse chase. 

An unsettling mix of secrecy, danger, and moral ambiguity inspired our designs for this documentary series.

We wrapped the show’s off-kilter brutality in gritty Australian noir. It is a tense visual language living between unpredictable menace and deadpan humor.

Here’s what we came up with...

A smart, fast sports talk show (at 9AM Pacific) deserves an unconventional graphic format.

A short-form series featuring a very high wizard. Watch Gandalf the Green conja the ganja.

Free breakfast seems like is a simple solution, but the stigma is complex. We used audio of real teens to inspire a hand-drawn piece that visualizes vulnerability and drives change.

What if the planets were terrible like us? We concepted, wrote, and produced six animated vignettes for SYFY’s TZGZ, filling the solar system with cosmic cattiness and R-rated social drama.

Tracy Morgan is back, but his hood is gone. We designed the logo and Season 1 campaign, capturing the fish-out-of-water comedy of an ex-con navigating a completely gentrified Brooklyn.

We evolved NBCU's twenty-three-network campaign identity to match their "TOGETHER WE RISE" rallying cry.

Branding for the late-night trip that comes after SYFY.

We visualized a disturbing convergence of faith and fear for Ryan Murphy's tale of moral decay.

From the mixed-media spells of Coven to the woodcut doom of Apocalypse, we’ve helped FX define the shifting visual language of American Horror Story.

A political thriller aesthetic for the definitive history of the scandal.

High-functioning low-fi TV

Oh, how much fun we can have together.