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For Community Transit’s upcoming Swift Gold Line, we took feedback collection directly to the streets.

Our team installed sidewalk decals along key walking routes, each one featuring a scannable QR code that connected riders to a quick survey. The goal: spark real-time engagement and invite the community into the planning process.

By bringing the survey out of inboxes and onto the pavement, we created a touchpoint riders couldn’t miss on their daily routes. Every scan gave Community Transit more insight into how people move, what they need, and how this new line can best serve them.

New jewelry for old feelings 🥀🎞️

Spotted in New York City

The Catbird x Clairo collection has landed, bringing together her poetic, tender world with Catbird’s signature sparkle. These pieces are made to hold memories, mark new chapters, and shimmer with you through it all. Delicate, playful, and deeply personal.

From Brooklyn to the Lower East Side, New York lit up with Blood Orange wildposters this week, setting the tone for his upcoming shows at Brooklyn Steel.

NYC’s energy thrives on the intersection of music, art, and culture, and these placements made the campaign feel like an extension of the city itself.

Listen to "Essex Honey" now, and catch Blood Orange Nov 29th - Dec 5th at Brooklyn Steel.

🎨 Across Washington, DC, city walls became canvases for an activist art campaign that demanded attention.

A depiction of an ICE agent arresting Jesus (alongside an ICE agent arresting DJT) brings up pertinent questions about the current administration's attitude on immigration.

Street-level placement ensured the work wasn’t tucked away in a gallery, but part of the everyday landscape in DC today.

📕✏️ Back-to-school season in Snohomish County means one thing… students are on the move.

That’s where we came in: retail posters and pole posters popping up in all the right places: coffee shops, bookstores, sidewalks, and hangouts where students actually spend their time.

At posterGIANT, we don’t just put posters up randomly. We map out neighborhoods and identify the spots where the right audience naturally gathers. We helped Community Transit identify places with high student activity, and caught their attention during their busy day