Ritter Sport
Role
Senior Designer/Art Director
Senior Designer/Art Director
Duties
Art Direction, Graphic Design, Web Design
Art Direction, Graphic Design, Web Design
Project Deliverables
Conceptual Campaign, Printed Collateral, Packaging, Digital
Conceptual Campaign, Printed Collateral, Packaging, Digital
Credits
Created at VSA Partners with Ben Sherwood and Avery Goss
Created at VSA Partners with Ben Sherwood and Avery Goss
Description:
When Ritter Sport was considering a brand relaunch along with a potential rebrand, they had us at chocolate.
Needless to say we spent a lot of late nights and ate countless chocolate bars (aka inspiration) to reimagine a campaign and rollover for this century old brand.
We landed on Find Your Own Pack, a marriage of personality and preference. We created illustrated worlds that captured the various audience personalities and assigned each a Ritter “pack” or flavor profile to highilight the uniqueness of each group.
Needless to say we spent a lot of late nights and ate countless chocolate bars (aka inspiration) to reimagine a campaign and rollover for this century old brand.
We landed on Find Your Own Pack, a marriage of personality and preference. We created illustrated worlds that captured the various audience personalities and assigned each a Ritter “pack” or flavor profile to highilight the uniqueness of each group.
The concept manifesto: “You’re not like everyone else. You’ve got a meticulously engineered Dutch coffee pot with a cult following.A standing date with your acupuncturist. An encyclopedic knowledge of the city’s best omakase places. Oh, and one goal: to make the most out of your time on this earth— by trying all it has to offer while staying true to yourself.
That’s why you don’t bother with run-of-the-mill chocolate. hat’s why you stopped eating American-made candy 10 years ago.
That’s why you don’t bother with run-of-the-mill chocolate. hat’s why you stopped eating American-made candy 10 years ago.
T In a world that settles for less, you settle for no one else’s ideas about what’s worth doing with your one, invaluable life.
And that’s why you like Ritter Sport. It’s rare and unusual—from the way it’s made to the way you open it. Most
people may not know about it, but to you? All the better. Because you’re not trying to blend in with the masses. You’re trying to share your passions with other people who get it. You’re on a quest to find your pack.”
And that’s why you like Ritter Sport. It’s rare and unusual—from the way it’s made to the way you open it. Most
people may not know about it, but to you? All the better. Because you’re not trying to blend in with the masses. You’re trying to share your passions with other people who get it. You’re on a quest to find your pack.”
Kelly Scheurich
Kelly is a Cincinnati based director, graphic designer, and photographer. Over the last several years she has spent time at both large agencies and small studios, working with a range of clients from start-ups to larger clients such as IBM and Google.
Now accepting work proposals.
Kelly is a Cincinnati based director, graphic designer, and photographer. Over the last several years she has spent time at both large agencies and small studios, working with a range of clients from start-ups to larger clients such as IBM and Google.
Now accepting work proposals.
Clients
Adobe
AT&T
Casper
Cole Haan
Google
HTC
IBM
Kraft
Made with Code
OpenAI
SnapChat
Adobe
AT&T
Casper
Cole Haan
HTC
IBM
Kraft
Made with Code
OpenAI
SnapChat
©2024
Kelly is a Brooklyn based director, graphic designer and photographer. Over the last several years she has spent time at both large agencies and small studios, working with a range of clients from start-ups to larger clients such as IBM and Google.
Now accepting work proposals.
Now accepting work proposals.
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