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Big Loud Rock "Bizzy"

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Branding & Identity
Stills & Video Production
Digital Campaign Strategy
As Creative Director and Brand Designer for emerging pop artist Bizzy, the project involved developing a comprehensive visual identity system that transformed her music into a serialized visual narrative. Starting with custom typography, a dynamic color-coded emotional framework, and a multi-look photography campaign, the work created a cohesive brand universe that reflected Bizzy's contradictions—strong yet sensitive, self-deprecating yet self-assured. The project culminated in "Bizflix," an innovative social media campaign that reimagined her EP rollout as a Netflix-style streaming series, turning Instagram into an interactive narrative platform where each single functioned as its own episodic release.
Building an Emotional Color Language & Visual Identity System
Bizzy needed more than a logo—she needed a living visual language that could evolve with her music while maintaining brand consistency. The project delivered a complete identity system anchored by custom typography (VCR OSD Mono), a vibrant color palette that coded each single's emotional state, and comprehensive brand guidelines that established rules for everything from photography treatment to digital assets. The "Default Setting" visual system used pink for youthful self-reflection, muted orange for bittersweet regret in "Tastes Like Shit," dark blue for bold empowerment in "Hotter Than Your Ex," and playful fur textures for "Sugar Free's" defiant energy. Multiple photo shoots were art directed and orchestrated to capture Bizzy's duality—creating a library of assets mixing film grain, handwritten imperfection, and early-2000s nostalgia that could be deployed across all touchpoints. This foundational work established Bizzy's aesthetic as a "beautiful mess meets empowered realism," ensuring every visual element felt like an authentic extension of her personality.
Transforming Music Rollout into Serialized Storytelling: The Bizflix Concept
To launch Bizzy's EP "Ex Forever," the team conceived and designed "Bizflix"—a groundbreaking social media campaign that reimagined the traditional album rollout as a Netflix-style streaming series. Rather than dropping singles in isolation, each of the six songs was positioned as an "episode" in a cohesive narrative season, with Bizzy as both protagonist and storyteller of her own universe. The campaign included a complete recreation of the Netflix interface, replacing shows with Bizzy's single releases and transforming her Instagram into an interactive entertainment network. Deliverables included cinematic motion-graphic teasers showing users "scrolling" through the Bizflix catalog, stylized episode thumbnails for each single, red carpet premiere moments, cliffhangers between releases, and digital countdown experiences that built anticipation for each drop. This approach turned passive listeners into active viewers, creating a binge-worthy experience that merged music, story, and character into a unified entertainment format that felt native to how her Gen-Z audience consumed content.
Design as Character Development: Visual DNA Across All Touchpoints
The creative direction extended beyond individual campaign design to establishing Bizzy's complete visual DNA—ensuring every touchpoint reinforced her identity as the relatable friend who's both your biggest hype girl and the first to laugh at her own chaos. Design systems were created that balanced contradictions: gritty but glam, hand-drawn but cinematic, vulnerable yet anthemic. The custom typeface, texture library (including intentional imperfections like crayon lines and sparkles), and photography direction all worked together to create what was termed an "emotional diary aesthetic"—where visual choices weren't arbitrary but directly tied to lyrical themes of heartbreak, self-awareness, humor, and emotional duality. By establishing clear guidelines while building in flexibility, the project gave Bizzy a scalable brand that could grow with her career—from viral TikTok moments to sold-out shows in Nashville, Los Angeles, and London. The identity system became a creative framework that her team could execute independently while maintaining the cohesive visual narrative that made Bizzy's world instantly recognizable across every platform.

Credits

Artist
Bizzy

Label
Big Loud Rock

Management
Paul Logan – Manager
Big Loud Management Team

Agency / Creative Partner
Team Computer

Creative Director & Executive Producer
Jennifer Pearl