Charles Wells Multi-Channel Campaign

Charles Wells is known for creating memorable experiences across their pubs nationwide, they needed an arresting campaign to promote their Summer Kids Eat Free promotion. Loud, bold and statement making the concept is designed to make you look twice. Purposefully unpolished the design features sharp colours and key characters ‘amazed by the offer’, much like the top message they cannot help but say ‘whaaaa’.

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