We're a creative advertising and digital experience company that moves fluidly between brand and digital customer experience.
We're a creative advertising and digital experience company that moves fluidly between brand and digital customer experience.
We believe that creativity and execution go hand in hand. Our team are craftspeople. It’s why we call ourselves a studio, not an agency.
We believe that creativity and execution go hand in hand. Our team are craftspeople. It’s why we call ourselves a studio, not an agency.
our studios
Our digital roots give Stink Studios a unique POV on making creative campaigns that cut through the noise and engage target audiences, even if the executions are more traditional. And our production capabilities mean that we are always able to make what we come up with, whether that be OOH, pre-roll, TVCs, digital executions, or experiential activations.
We work in a transparent, highly iterative manner with our clients. We don’t have time for the traditional trappings of an “Agency” approach, and we know you certainly don’t either.
Our very first project, Phillips ‘Carousel’, was awarded a Grand Prix at Cannes, and in the ten years following Stink Studios has been behind some of the most innovative digital experiences in the world.
Stink Studios’ in-house team is comprised of experts able to take a project from idea to launch, but we are also comfortable working with clients with varied needs. Some of our partners come to us for end-to-end design, development, and launch. Other times our UX and design teams work in partnership with a client’s internal development team, or vice versa.
Our strategy and design teams work closely with our client partners to create, shape, and sharpen brands. This can range from a full positioning, planning, and creative engagement for a new venture, to a re-orientation and revitalization of a brand identity that has not matured alongside a business.
We work closely with stakeholders to ensure that the final product is not merely a beautiful design exercise, but a hard-working part of a business. While it’s always fun to see mock-ups of swag in a brand design deck, we understand that a logo on a t-shirt is pretty close to the bottom of useful identity applications.