A dedicated campaign rollout built around premium prizes, bold promotional messaging, and high-visibility retail presence.
"Regele Premiilor" (King of Prizes) was built around an ultra-luxury vehicle prize touring five Romanian cities (Timișoara, Sibiu, Brașov, București, Constanța). Mass-market promotional aesthetics don't resonate with high-net-worth audiences or convey exclusivity, standard OOH struggles to capture the scale and prestige of a luxury vehicle in an ordinary commercial setting, and a cross-country route communicated through typical promo materials tends to turn into cluttered, confusing visuals.
My RoleI directed the high-end visual identity for the campaign, engineered the photorealistic architectural mockups for the physical display containers, and produced the full omnichannel asset suite — digital banners, event posters, and the rally map.
Strategic Decision & WhyI built a dark-mode, gold-accented identity — bold "REGELE PREMIILOR" typography, metallic textures, a crown-topped monogram — and paired it with bespoke "Black Badge" glass showrooms with a warm gold interior backdrop, instead of the louder, mass-promo look typical of giveaways. A luxury vehicle needed a setting that matched its own prestige, not a generic display stand; the gold-on-black language also gave me one consistent system to carry across five cities, so I used a single stylized, high-contrast route map rather than per-city materials to keep the multi-city logistics legible instead of cluttered.
ExecutionThe luxury identity system (typography, monogram, metallic textures) applied to the "Black Badge" glass display containers, large-format casino bar digital banners, promotional event posters, and the stylized rally map tracking the route across all five cities.
ResultA premium, cohesive rollout across five cities where the luxury positioning held consistently from the showroom glass to the street signage — avoiding the fragmented feel multi-city promotions usually have, and giving the vehicle itself the elegant urban presence the brief called for.