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LONGBEDS

The aim of this brief was to create stronger brand awareness for Longbeds, which should be accomplished through the use of multiple advertising platforms. Further to this, it must make Longbeds the go-to place for people who require a longer or

bigger bed. Our concept focused on dreams and benefits. Firstly, we looked at images of different sleeping positions

to give us an indication as to the type of positions people choose to sleep in. We looked at a position and each

decided what the position could be construed as. For example, one position looked like somebody on a zip

wire, from a different perspective it was interpreted as a superhero or someone on monkey bars. After

collating multiple ideas, we collectively decided on the most relevant interpretation, therefore in this

situation we opted for the superhero scene. For the appearance of this campaign we chose to use

photography and then use white illustrations as an overlay, with the illustrations symbolising

what was going on inside the individual’s head whilst dreaming.

BILLBOARD

LUXURY PRESS

Our client informed us that many people have their sleep disrupted as a result of: turning over 80 times during a night, feet overhanging the bed and becoming cold, alongside mattresses causing back problems. Therefore, we wanted to push the idea that by having a bigger bed, you sleep for longer, increasing your chances of dreaming about bigger and better things. The first position was construed as a person relaxing on a lilo

whilst in a pool on holiday, a dream that most people are likely to have at some point during their lives.

This position was interpreted as a rocket flying into space; consequently we based it around the dream of going into space or landing on the moon. For this piece, we decided to print the original image in a magazine without any logos, headings or illustrations. We then printed these elements onto clear acetate. As the audience reads the magazine they will think it is just an image of a bed, only when they pull the acetate over the page will the realise our intention. The caption ‘where dreams are made’ is suggesting that dreams come alive when Longbeds in brought into the equation. 

METROPOLE

WEB BANNER/ADVERTS

For the last dream we chose the feeling of being a superhero flying through a city, this would be situated alongside our first benefits concept. The benefits concepts focus on the reasons why it’s better to have

a bigger bed. This idea concentrates on a woman in bed dancing. Many people wriggle and squirm

during a night’s sleep, thus this poster symbolises that thanks to Longbeds you have more room

to dance and move around in the bed.

The ‘starfish’ is a common position that many people opt to sleep in and is often talked about on social media, so we felt it had to be included within the campaign. Not only do the company produce longer beds but they also make their beds wider, hence giving people more room to starfish, without their hands and feet hanging over

the edges of the bed. The last benefit was based around a couple in bed together. Due to the amount of

times people turn in a night, couples often end up with their partner’s knee in their back or fist in their

face. We purposely drew this illustration without making any parts of the couple touch one another

to suggest that by having a bigger bed there will be no more fights during the night. To finish off

the campaign we collected the illustrations from several parts of the campaign and produced

them into a banner advert for the Longbeds website. Each illustration would lead to a page

that discusses a certain element of Longbeds such as: width, length, comfort and offers. 

I completed this work with Saskia McAdam. Check her work out at: www.behance.net/itssaskiamcadam
 
I also completed this work with Jordan Rollins. Check his work out at: www.behance.net/jordanrollins
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