When Organic Valley approached us to bring their award-winning "Protecting Where Your Food Comes From" campaign to outdoor advertising, their mission of supporting family farms drew us in. As a family-owned business ourselves, we were immediately on board with their message. 

We were excited when Organic Valley came to us with the vision of incorporating some 3D elements. Initially, they considered physical objects to make their campaign truly immersive and unforgettable. But we saw a chance to do something even more innovative. That's where we came up with the idea of using anamorphic art. It's a technique that creates the illusion that objects are popping out from the wall while actually being 2D (and fun fact: we won an award for our anamorphic work for Paul Smith!).

This project was a fun challenge, requiring us to blend the painted elements with the existing building facades meticulously. We had to carefully match the colors of the surrounding brickwork to create the illusion of butterflies flying out from the artwork. 

To ensure these murals were seen by people who would appreciate them, we picked three fantastic neighborhoods that share Organic Valley's values: Poncey-Highland in Atlanta (Unit A-12), Allston/Brighton in Boston (Unit BOS-05), and East Nashville in Nashville (Unit NA-02). These are places where the demographic cares about going organic and supporting businesses doing good things for the planet.

Hand painting these murals was essential. It allowed us to perfectly capture the nuances of the brickwork and achieve the seamless integration needed for the anamorphic illusion. We're so proud of how these murals turned out and how we added a new dimension (literally!) to Organic Valley's campaign. And to give you a glimpse behind the scenes, we've created a timelapse video that shows the entire process from start to finish - check it out!