A physical media-forward campaign against the privatization of the United States Postal Service.

Timeline

3 months

Role

Print, Motion, Web Design

For

The USPS

DEFENDING A CONSTITUTIONAL INSTITUTION

Bringing back love letters.

Every day, the USPS services 168.6 million addresses all over the US. That lifeline delivers essential goods and services many can’t access online. Despite how important the USPS remains, amid digital and political changes, the organization faces declining revenue and government support. This campaign brings light to the issue through a series that emphasizes the revival of handwritten mail.

ASSET B: POSTER

A poster riffing on the "Inverted Jenny," an infamous postage stamp valued for its accidental upside-down printed plane.

ASSET B: POSTER

Safety Pin Type & Maximalist Collage

ASSET A: ZINE

A deckled-edge zine detailing the history of the USPS, with postcards and letter prompts to encourage readers to use the mail.

ASSET B: POSTER

Safety Pin Type & Maximalist Collage

ASSET C: INTERSTITIALS

Instagram interstitals.

ASSET B: POSTER

Safety Pin Type & Maximalist Collage

ASSET D: SCROLLYTELLING

A web infographic.

ASSET B: POSTER

Safety Pin Type & Maximalist Collage