Daisy Bourne


Work
Not Work
JD & Nike
















Gen Z hate advertising. How can we approach JD’s version of Nike Air Max Day in a way that feels rooted in their culture?












Opportunity

On the day when everyone is fighting for the same air. There’s an opportunity for the King of the Streets to stand out by doing something more grounded.

Our Idea


Inspired by the underground rave culture of Manchester in the 90s, we create a raw gig experience in a urban location.

Then we’ll hone in on “Maxxed Out”













Maxxed Out Cars

Driven around by talent leading up to the event. Base-pulsing, head-turning.









Maxxed Out Speakers

All vehicles bring sound, but one special van brings the noise. A complete dj-RIG and PA on wheels.










Maxxed Out Products

One car is loaded with the new Pulse product. The boot slides up with pneumatics to reveal an air-lock cabinet stacked with backlit shoeboxes.










Maxxed Out Photobooth
One car is loaded with the new Pulse product. The boot slides up with pneumatics to reveal an air-lock cabinet stacked with backlit shoeboxes.










Even Maxxed Out Performances
A string of local acts and DJs arrive in vehicles over the course of the event, all FLEXING select Airmax product.









Even Maxxed Out Airbags
One car is loaded with the new Pulse product. The boot slides up with pneumatics to reveal an air-lock cabinet stacked with backlit shoeboxes.








In true underground fashion, the entire showcase is packed up and driven away at the end, leaving hardly a trace behind. Other than wild stories on socials and word on the street.
My role: Creative concept & mockup design




© Daisy Bourne
daisy.bourne1@btinternet.com