I was recently involved in a 3 day 'design sprint' to come up with a international, multi-channel campaign for a pioneering new new eye implant for people suffering from the most common cause of blindness in the world.

Together with other creative teams from Germany, France and America we spent 3 days in a London hotel critically assessing the brief and researching before splitting off into our individual teams and then pitching the ideas internally at the end of each day.

Over 100 ideas were generated which were then whittled down internally before 10 were presented to the client before the final 5 went to consumer testing. My idea was the eventual 'winner'.

My insight was 'The joy of the everyday', highlighting the the enormous difference to peoples lives even a small improvement in vision could make by juxtaposing a seemingly innocuous event with celebratory stylised copy. My initial scamps and mockups formed the basis of the campaign and it is currently being outsourced to a production house for film and still assets to be used world wide.