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2024 D&AD New Blood: The Portfolios Awards, Winner
2024 Indigo Design Awards Silver Winner in Infographics
2024 Indigo Design Awards Silver Winner in Digital Design
2023 GDUSA 61st Package Design Awards Winner
2023 The Design Kids Awards Winner
2023 Creative Review New Talent
2023 GDUSA Responsible Designer to Watch
2023 Fast Company Innovation by Design in North America
2023 GDUSA American GD Awards in Infographics
2023 Shorty Impact Award in News & Media
2022 Shorty Impact Award Best in Instagram Winner
2022 Webbys Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Honoree
2022 Webbys Public Service & Activism Nominee
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2025
Carlos Naude, Creative Director
Matty Woodward, Designer
For this year’s Earth Month and their 20th brand birthday, Jungmaven wanted to do more than just post a tree emoji. Celebrating two decades of hemp-powered impact, I, together with ilovecreatives Studio, worked with them to tap into their roots—comfort, consciousness, identity, and timelessness—to inspire a deeper cultural shift. The result? A playful, purpose-driven campaign that invited people to Get On Grass 🌱.
Here’s the concept: It’s good for you to touch some grass. Grounding, calming, and connected to something bigger. But when you can’t escape to nature? Wearing Jungmaven’s hemp clothing is a daily way to get on grass—even if you’re stuck in traffic, in a meeting, or in line at the store. We built a layered campaign that celebrated both nature and hemp culture, encouraging people to find joy in small, wearable acts of sustainability. From NY to LA, screen to sidewalk, the campaign encouraged people to ground themselves—literally and figuratively.